Are there any requirements for studying in the United States?

Choosing to study in the United States is a major decision. Whether you apply for studying in an American high school at a young age, plan to apply for a future American university in 2-3 years, or decide to study abroad after the college entrance examination, students and parents need to make all preparations to ensure that students can apply for an ideal school.

1. Requirements for studying in the United States

For China students, to apply for an undergraduate degree in the United States, they must graduate from high school at least, and to apply for a master's degree, they must have a bachelor's degree. When applying for colleges and majors, try to conform to your academic qualifications, work experience and hobbies, but you can also consider some special majors for conversion. For example, students majoring in English in China can transfer to the United States to study MBA.

2. English requirements

English achievement is one of the conditions for studying in the United States. All American universities require students to provide English scores when applying. The basic requirement is that the TOEFL score of undergraduate course is not less than 80 points. Applying for graduate students requires not only a TOEFL score of 85 or above.

3. Economic requirements

Due to different institutions and majors, the cost of studying in the United States varies greatly. Generally speaking, the tuition fee of community colleges is about $2,000 a year, while the tuition and accommodation fees of some excellent private universities are as high as $28,000 a year. American universities have 4-5 years of bachelor's degree, 0-3 years of master's degree/kloc, and 5-7 years of doctor's degree. For students applying for home schooling, the annual expenses for their spouses are about 5,000 dollars, and the expenses for their children are about 4,000 dollars each. Family medical insurance costs about $3,500-4,000 a year. For those students who want to work with student visas, American immigration laws have very strict restrictions. With an ordinary F- 1 visa, they can work part-time or on campus for no more than 20 hours a week.

4, activity experience requirements

Many students and parents know that American universities attach importance to students' extracurricular activities. Students who successfully apply for prestigious schools also have unique extracurricular activities. Therefore, when a student successfully applies to a famous American school, the social practice activities he has participated in are often imitated, such as participating in the Model United Nations and volunteering. It would be better if there were international prizes or inventions. Even if the previous language test scores are very low, it is possible to be admitted to a prestigious school. There are many such situations.

5. Visa requirements

There are three conditions for studying in the United States: first, to prove that you are really studying abroad, you need materials and questions such as the offer of the college to prove that you are a student; The second is to ensure that you have stable and sufficient financial support, you need to show proof of property, and you will ask questions related to your parents and family; The third is to prove that you have no tendency to emigrate, which will also ask some questions in a targeted manner. The visa requirements for studying in the United States are relatively high. In addition to having a good academic background and professional background, whether you get a scholarship is also an important factor. Getting a scholarship from an American university can greatly increase the possibility of getting a visa.