What questions do you usually ask when you go to high school in the United States to get a visa?

Going to high school in the United States, going to the visa problem:

Generally speaking, American high school interviews are not too difficult, but they also need to be prepared in advance.

Academic background and junior high school, the main purpose of the interviewer's questions is generally around his understanding of his own experience, his parents' family, his understanding of studying in the United States and his understanding of various schools. I suggest you get to know the school in official website in advance when preparing for the interview. Generally, official website has detailed information about schools, so you can learn more about school activities and courses. On the one hand, you can have a topic to talk about when communicating with the interview teacher, and at the same time, let the teacher feel that he knows something about his school and really wants to enter his school instead of applying casually. This is especially important for applying for top schools.

For visa officers, why not finish high school in China but go to high school in the United States is an important aspect to judge whether students have immigration tendency. Because there are few scholarships for middle school students in the United States, and students are young, it is difficult to earn income by working on campus, so sufficient funds are a difficult problem for middle school students' visas. Because students are too young to live alone, they must live in boarding schools, host families or relatives, which should be made clear to the visa officer.