How do sophomores immigrate to the United States and go directly to college?

1. Do a good job of notarization of high school transcripts and graduation certificates before coming (sealed by high school, in duplicate in Chinese and English, and make more copies); It is also necessary to notarize the existing university achievements (university seal)

2. According to your English ability, decide how to read after coming to the United States: if your English is good, go directly to college; If English is not good, go to college first. If you are not good at languages, you will be very tired. Not going to class will affect your grades and future.

3. When applying for a university, check whether the university allows you to transfer credits (two basic points: how many credits+recognition). Some schools accept at least 24 credits (second year), while others accept at least 60 credits (third year). You should find schools that accept at least 24 credits (second year). Then, how to transfer, the school will appoint a third-party evaluation agency to evaluate your credits.

Going to a community college or a regular university depends on your grades and economic strength. If you have good grades and financial strength, you can go directly to a regular university. Community colleges have low tuition fees and simple admission requirements, but if you want to go to a regular university in the future, you will have to transfer credits.

The supplementary question is: if I get the TOEFL and sat certificates now, is it equivalent to studying in a language school, and I don't have to go to a language school anymore?

-It depends on your grades. The TOEFL score is greater than 79 (many schools require it, and some are higher). Try to get a high score, even if it is less than 79. The higher the score, the shorter the time to read a language in the future.

Is it possible to apply for a better university in the United States with these two certificates?

-It depends on your SAT score. If you can transfer credits (more than 24 credits are recognized), you can avoid taking the SAT. Watch the school. SAT score+your academic record (high school and university GPA) determines what kind of university you can go to. The SAT has three parts, with a total score of 2400. Try to be above 1800. Take some time, it should be easy for you.

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