Can I apply to study in a language school in the United States after graduating from a college? How to do it?

1. Now college graduates can apply to study in a language school in the United States. The specific steps are as follows:

2. List of materials required for a U.S. study visa (1) Materials required by the embassy

1. Passport, the last page of the passport must be signed by me

2. Form I-20

3. Admission Letter/Offer Letter

4 , Visa form

5. TOEFL & GRE score report

6. Visa fee receipt and SERVICE fee receipt

7. Prepare a sealed score report ( Preferably the original GPA)

8. Degree certificate or graduation certificate

List of materials for U.S. study visa (2) Personal materials

1. Personal resume

2. Description of the purpose of studying abroad

3. Proofs of various honors and awards

4. Work certificates

5. Certificates from other universities Offer Letter

6. Business card

7. Helpful photos (in academic fields, in school activities, with past experience abroad, family photos, wedding photos, etc.) Helpful photos can be provided) Parental guarantee letter (English + parents’ signature), parents’ work income certificate (official in Chinese and English), work permit, business card, parents’ overseas photos

List of materials for U.S. study visa (3) Professional materials

1. Detailed description of the major and easy-to-understand examples

2. Examples illustrating the practical application of your major in China

3. Papers published in professional fields

4. Relevant publications

List of materials for U.S. study visa (4) School application materials

1. Introduction to the school

2. Letter of recommendation from the department or instructor

3. Regarding your research direction and the research interests of your future supervisor, and related web pages

4. Other responses from schools

5. Ranking of American universities

List of materials for U.S. study visa (5) Overseas plan

1. From your department Introduction to your school or supervisor

2. Description of future work or research plans

3. Other materials proving your close ties with the country

U.S. List of materials for study visa (6) Proof of bonus

1. Proof of deposit

2. Proof of parents’ occupation and salary

3. Proof of property (deposit certificate, passbook, Real estate certificates, securities, stocks, etc. that can prove financial ability)

4. Proof of relationship (household register, visa, etc.)

3. F1 visa application conditions:

1. Must study full-time. Registered for study for not less than 12 months, postgraduate students approved by the student advisor, still a full-time student, college junior college students - students studying language, liberal arts, fine arts or other non-vocational courses in a government-recognized school with college-level junior college level , the weekly class time shall not be less than 12 hours, primary and secondary school students must meet the minimum class time stipulated by the school, students studying in technical, vocational or other non-academic schools shall be mainly taught in class, and the weekly class time No less than 18 hours, mainly laboratory teaching, no less than 22 hours per week. The purpose of study must be to obtain a degree, diploma or certificate of study and not simply to add to your academic background. The school you are applying to attend is a school approved by the US Immigration Service and authorized to recruit foreign students.

2． Have a certain level of English.

3． There are sufficient financial resources. Applicants must be able to prove that they have sufficient financial resources to complete their studies in the United States without relying on work. The best proof is the scholarship provided by the school or the written commitment and proof of financial guarantee issued by the applicant's parents or relatives. .

4． Have intention to return to the country. A student visa is a temporary visa, so when applying, applicants should indicate that they will return to their country of residence after completing their studies.

4. Announcement of new procedures:

I believe that starting from the launch of the new procedure for studying in the United States on February 20, 2013, more students will be attracted to study in the United States. In 2013, the United States The application situation for studying abroad will also become more popular. The favorable policy of studying abroad in the United States is indeed conducive to the application for studying abroad. However, this has also caused the rapid expansion of the number of applicants for studying abroad in the United States. The influx of a large number of applicants may have an adverse impact on the application situation for studying abroad in the United States, leading to a decline in the number of applications for studying abroad in the United States. The admission rate has dropped, or admission standards have increased.