Hello, I've read your question before. You're applying for immigration arrangements for relatives in the United States, but you also want to go to the United States for postgraduate study.

Hello, I saw this question in my question list, although I don't know if it is for me. If you are already waiting for your relatives to emigrate, forget it. If you want to study hard after going to America at home, you have to start learning English now.

Isn't it easy for your mother to apply for you? Even an adult child can go out after she has been naturalized for about a year. Don't be in such a hurry as you are in China. After living in the United States, I found that the pace here is not as fast as that in the mainland, and it also gives people more "youth preservation period". How do you say this? For example, in China, you want to go to graduate school at the age of 35. When you get a master's degree and find a new job, there may be no employers who are not too old. But in the United States, after graduating from graduate school in their forties, they still have to do what they want to do. When I first filled out the cover letter, I filled in my gender, age, height, weight, photo and everything, just like in China. An acquaintance who grew up in China asked me, "Why do you need to fill in a photo of gender, age, height and weight?" ? Don't you want to be young and beautiful? "All you have to do is tell me your work experience and education. No matter who you are, male or female, race, beauty or ugliness, if you are given an interview and it goes well, you will make a decision. Then have a physical examination and go to work as long as you don't take drugs and have no serious illness. Even if you have relevant working experience in China, the company will consider it. This is still because the economy is too bad now. Eight or nine years ago, jobs with a monthly income of five or six thousand could not recruit people. If an employee introduces an employee to the company, the company will reward several hundred dollars.

It seems that I have been wordy a lot. In short, it is almost impossible to apply for studying abroad within the scheduled period, and the tuition fee is high. When you go abroad to get a green card, the tuition will be reduced a lot immediately, because you have the status of a local resident, which is your welfare.

Calm down. Compared with most international students who stay in the United States, you are lucky. Don't worry. When you come to the United States, you will find that people here and China compatriots have different outlook on life and values.