Do immigrants need to pass IELTS and other exams to go to school in the United States?

1 A: American high schools don't apply for IELTS and TOEFL, but there is an English test, including listening, speaking, reading and writing. After writing the paper, they will talk to real Americans and then evaluate the scores. This is very human, all the basic questions, in order to ensure that you can understand the course. A: First of all, the senior high school entrance examination is useless. The United States does not recognize this. The most important thing is that you must have your domestic junior high school diploma and get it notarized in the United States before you can apply for placement. The American school system is open, so you can go whenever you want. Even if your nephew is an uncle, there is no problem of not accepting it. I think the sooner you get there, the better. When you get there, you will realize how important time is, not only for learning, but also for the rapid development of human geography. There are only three ways to immigrate to the United States: 1, relative immigration, investment immigration and skilled immigration, that is, when you arrive in the United States, you will have a green card (permanent residence permit). If you have any questions, you can ask me.