I want to study abroad in my junior year, but I don't know where to go.

Mainly depends on the purpose of your study abroad. It doesn't matter where you go if you pay attention to academics. The key is to look at the school. If the school is good, you can go. If you want to immigrate, then Australia, Canada and so on. If you want to feel the elegance of a superpower and the most developed city, go to America.

In fact, the quality of education in America is good because there are many top schools in America. As far as individual comparison is concerned, whether a school is good or not basically depends on the world ranking. However, because there are many schools in the United States, this country has a high level of education and it is easy to find good schools. But if the ranking is similar, American schools may not be better than other places.

For example, it is clear. Just like Beijing and Hefei. There are many good schools in Beijing, but if the Chinese University of Science and Technology (in Hefei) wants to admit you, a less famous school in Beijing will also admit you. That's obviously going to China University of Science and Technology.

The same is true of studying abroad. If you pay attention to academics, it is right to choose a good school. It makes no difference where it is. Britain, the United States, Canada and Australia are all the same, and the money is similar. The other is to study in the United States, which usually takes a long time. If you study in Britain or Australia, you can choose to study for a master's degree for one or two years.