What problems do you usually have in an interview for a study visa in the United States?

Generally, I ask why I applied to several schools, why I chose the one I am admitted to now, and why I want to go to the United States. If you have a handler, you should help prepare the proof of funds to ensure that you have the ability to finish the MBA. You can ask your parents about their occupations and avoid government agencies. You can simply say that they are employees or something, without delving into it.

The most important thing is that you will go back to work as soon as you finish your studies. At an appropriate time, you can also say that your family has arranged a job in China, and you can start working when you come back. Never say that you intend to have work experience in America. As long as there is no tendency to immigrate, you can generally pass. If you ask whether you want to stay in America, you must say no very firmly! China will have a better development.

If you know English, of course, you should speak it in English, otherwise you will feel that you can't adapt to studying in America. It doesn't matter if you have an accent, nobody cares, as long as you answer questions like a stream. The following are some precautions for face-to-face signing:

1. Bring all visa materials.

Bringing all the visa materials is the first step to the success of this interview. Before leaving, check again whether there are ID cards, visa application forms, photos, degree certificates, transcripts and other materials. In addition to these materials, it is best to bring your family's income certificate, real estate license and other materials to prove to the visa officer that you have no immigration tendency.

2. Arrive at the embassy on time

The United States is a country that pays great attention to time. Being late is considered very impolite, especially in face-to-face interviews. Missing the scheduled face-to-face interview time means losing this opportunity. So I want to remind you that although you don't have to arrive one hour in advance, remember to arrive at the embassy on time and don't be late.

3. Answer fluently and clearly

When answering the questions raised by the visa officer, remember to show confidence, answer questions fluently and clearly, don't be passive in Nuo Nuo, and don't speak too fast because you are too nervous or too scared, so that the visa officer can't understand what you are saying at all, which will greatly reduce the possibility of signing.

4. Positive and sincere attitude

America is an open society, and active students are welcome to study. Therefore, in a face-to-face interview, attitude determines everything. When answering questions, you must be sincere and answer according to your own actual situation. Don't pretend to understand. Visa officers are people with social experience, and they can even see through your thoughts at a glance, so don't try to muddle through.

During the interview, visa officers often ask some questions, such as what is the purpose of study, why did you choose this school when applying, what is your major, what did you do before, what is your family's economic condition, what are your plans after graduation, and whether you have any experience of going abroad.

Face-to-face interview is actually a face-to-face communication between visa officers and students about to go to the United States. Get ready as soon as possible and think about all possible problems, so you don't have to worry about it.