What do American immigrants mainly look at and ask in the interview? Are there any precautions?

Five questions that American visa officers will ask:

1. Why did you go to America?

Explain it according to your actual situation. For example, your parents are senior managers of companies or enterprises and have been to the United States. They think that international education is the best choice. For another example, you have been to the United States yourself, and your understanding of the United States makes you choose to go abroad for further study today. Or, you have classmates studying in the United States, and their introduction to American education has made you make this decision. In other words, the major you applied for is more perfect in America. If you have no relevant experience, explain your education in the United States and your own development, that is, how studying in the United States will help your future study goals and career goals.

2. Why did you choose this university?

Go to the websites of schools and departments for a detailed and full understanding. You must be able to specify what attracts you to the school. Generally, give 2 ~ 3 reasons, and try to talk less about ranking. It is best to give professional reasons.

For example, you can say that the internship provided by the school can apply what you have learned to real life, and an organization in the school can exercise your leadership and organizational skills.

The best answer to this question is a two-way choice, that is, what kind of person do you want to be, and this school can just train you to be that kind of person; What kind of school do you want to choose? This school meets your standards, not only because it is good, but because it can make you better.

3. Why did you study this major?

This question is often asked in the application stage, and the answers are basically divided into three aspects: first, your interests, second, your advantages, and third, your career planning.

Every aspect should be explained, clearly stating what career goals you have in the future or what you want to do after reading books in recent years. You can't simply say that you will come back after graduation, but specifically how to realize your career planning after you come back.

4. What do parents do? What is the income situation?

Parents' work, occupation and annual income can be described according to the work income certificate. When explaining these situations, we must emphasize the existing deposits and the years of parents' deposits, and explain that the study abroad plan was prepared a year ago (or more). At present, there are enough funds to prepare.

5. Which universities in which countries have you applied for? How was the admission?

Memorize the full name of each university you apply for and the admission status of each school. If you apply for too many schools, such as 15 schools, you can also choose about 6 schools to explain.