Hello, I am now 19 years old and immigrated to the United States. Is it better to go back to high school or community college?

I/kloc-went to high school at the age of 0/7, and later went to college, but because you were older than me at that time, although you could experience American life by rereading high school, it was of little use. I suggest you go to a 2-year community college to avoid the sat. As long as you get good grades in the future, you may transfer to a prestigious school. At that time, you may not need the sat. Maybe you don't believe it. I have two friends who have been promoted from two-year universities to Columbia and Cornell universities, as long as their GPA is high. And it's just in line with your age, so it's not good to go to high school in the past, and even if you can only start from 1 1 or 12, it's very difficult for China people who just went to the United States to study high school courses (although it's not difficult, it's English) and prepare for the sat immediately. To put it bluntly, maybe the final result is just going to a two-year university, but you wasted 1 to 2 years in high school, which is really not worth it. Think for yourself.