Interdisciplinary postgraduate study in the United States, about scholarships and applying for majors.

It is really difficult to get full marks, especially in good schools. Because your grades should be good, it is not recommended to go to some ordinary schools. I suggest you go to the domestic study agent, ask them face to face, tell them your situation and see if they can help you apply for a scholarship. Now the scholarship system for China students in the United States has been tightened, so it is not particularly easy to apply. Moreover, it takes three years to go to the United States for graduate study, which costs a lot. You can consider looking at Britain. As long as it takes one and a half years, it can really save a lot of costs. In addition, the minor language major is not a major in the eyes of foreigners, unless you study English literature abroad, you can offset some credits. As for other majors, we have to start from scratch. To tell the truth, no major is particularly good for employment now. Of course, the popular majors are accounting and finance, depending on whether you are interested. If you want to go to Australia, you can apply for accounting, and you can take 12 course. After graduation, you can immigrate after thinking about four sevens. I believe it's not a big problem for you, so you should think about what you want to do in the future.