U.S. green card, study, enter school

If you want to study language in the United States, you apply for dual admission. Generally speaking, it only takes half a year to study language. It depends on each individual’s background. American universities do not limit graduation to four years. They only need to earn credits. You can graduate early by taking one more course each semester and taking classes in the summer. Many students will also study double majors. The purpose of community college is to transfer to a comprehensive university after two years. After you go there, teachers will help you plan how to choose courses so that you can transfer to the school and major you want to study.

Medical school is almost not open to international students, but you should have a better chance after immigrating. If you ask for too many undergraduate scholarships, it will affect your admission, and community colleges already offer discounts. Most of them are public and benefit students in the United States. You should not be involved in scholarship issues at the moment. You can apply for scholarships when you are good enough to transfer.

There are no specialized medical schools for undergraduates in the United States. Generally, students who want to study medicine can first study biology, chemistry and other majors, and later switch to medicine.

As mentioned in question 1, it is very common for people I know who study in the United States to graduate in three and a half years. But if you take the path of transferring from a community to a comprehensive university, it usually takes two years to study at a community college. And then there are regulations in the United States that when a comprehensive university issues a diploma, you need to study for two years, even if you have more credits. So I guess you will need to study for 4 years.

It will be many years before I finish medical school~ It’s really hard to get in, and it’s also hard to get out. Come on, classmate, I will teach you my experience after you have learned it.