Do you want to apply for a British graduate student or an American graduate student after one year? ...

Personally, the landlord must understand what he wants.

If you want to go back to China for employment, then I think it is the same to go to Britain and America. The important thing is to seize the time. It is really unnecessary to postpone going to America for one year. First, the domestic employment situation is grim, and it will certainly be beneficial to enter the society early; Second, a girl, there is no need to waste a year of youth for an American diploma.

Also, the landlord should know what he likes. If you go abroad to study a major you don't like, the study pressure is much greater than that at home, and it will be very hard.

As for whether you want to study in Britain for a year and then go to the United States, it still depends on whether you need two degrees. Not the more degrees, the better, but also according to your hobbies. If you go to the UK for graduate studies, you can go directly to the United States for a doctorate. Because foreign countries only regard master's degree as a process degree, many students studying in the United States will get a master's degree if they can't get a doctorate. But once you study for a PhD, you have to prepare for 5-6 years, depending on your major.

If you want to study business and law, I personally think that Britain is similar to the United States. If America is too late, go to England. No one will care if you go back to America and Britain, unless you go to a top university.

According to your current situation, since you don't like this major and want to study for graduate students across majors, you are obviously interested in academic qualifications. If so, choose Britain, because there is really no need to waste another year going to the United States.

If you want to immigrate, personally, it is not easy to immigrate to the United States and Britain. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore may be better. Of course, the United States will be easier than Britain, but since you are a graduate student, there is little hope and the competition is fierce (you have to compete with China students studying in the United States).

In short, the most important thing is to determine your ultimate goal. Return to China with a degree, further study or immigration? If it is the first one, go to England to study and come back quickly to occupy the position; The second depends on your professional needs, and you can go anywhere; Third, go to America!

I hope it works for you!