How should architecture graduate students choose Washington, St. Louis and Miami University?

I once studied MBA at Columbia University in Missouri, USA. Our school is about 2 hours' drive from St. Louis. The whole of Missouri is in the middle of the United States, where most people are native Americans and the proportion of foreigners is relatively small. For example, there are about 7-8 China students in the same session of our business school. St Louis is a relatively large city, and China has a relatively large population. However, there are not many large local enterprises in St. Louis. The only company that often likes to hire China students is SPRINT, the fourth largest wireless operator in the United States. As a whole, it is not easy for China students to find jobs here.

The University of Miami is located in Miami, Florida. Miami's main industries are tourism, international trade, international finance and agriculture, among which tourism is the most important. Miami's international finance and trade are mainly oriented to Latin America. For Chinese, there are fewer development opportunities in Miami.

Miami is known as the capital of Latin America and its culture is deeply influenced by Latin American culture. Many people in Miami are Latin American immigrants, and 80% of them speak Spanish as their first language. The business, marketing and service targets here are mostly immigrants from Latin American countries. Asians only account for 1% of the local population, and Chinese are even less. China enterprises are rarely seen in Miami. Generally speaking, it is the most common for Americans to work as waiters in American restaurants, but in Miami restaurants, waiters are basically Spanish-speaking Latin American immigrants.

Generally speaking, where there are many Chinese, the demand for Chinese will be greater, the market for Chinese will be greater, and there will be more job opportunities for Chinese. Therefore, the above two schools are not very suitable for China students to study and find jobs.