I am an undergraduate in the United States. I want to ask if it is really good to stay in the United States.

Hello, I have been studying in the United States for many years, and I am currently studying in a famous American university as an undergraduate. I hope my sudden interruption will help you.

You are right, the United States is not as good as the legend, but many domestic legends are too one-sided. And I don't know where you heard that things in the United States should be cheap, except luxury goods, because the standard of living is high, which are basically more expensive than those in China. Khan < P > I don't know what school you went to, is it Madison, but if you go to a good school, the math department is really difficult. If our school is not a genius, people who insist on learning mathematics basically eat, drink and sleep in the library every day. The only other place they go is the canteen, because there is coffee in it ... they are as thin as hangers, and their faces are always sallow. However, you can take a few advanced math courses first to see if you can handle it, and then make a decision.

As for finding a job, it's hard to find a job anywhere because of the bad economy. However, to find a job in the United States, it is very difficult for an international student to sign a work

visa, and it needs the company's responsibility, which can be said to be even more difficult. I think you should study your favorite major, because there are connections in any major. And at ordinary times, you must try your best to find a job on campus, accumulate experience, and then go to an internship when you have a holiday. If you have rich experience, no matter where you major, you will have food.

at present, I suggest that you take some courses in your major that you may be interested in, and see which one you like (many things you liked in college are not what you thought), and then pay more attention to job opportunities at ordinary times.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. If you have any questions, you can ask me.