How much advantage can immigration and study abroad bring to children?

Immigrating first and then going to school can get many benefits. If you don't immigrate to the United States first and compete for American universities as international students, the intensity can be described as tragic. If you immigrate first and then go to an American university, you can compete for 90% of the places as an American citizen.

For example, private high schools in the United States, especially boarding high schools, charge as much as $60 thousand a year. Students who hold American immigrant green cards can enjoy the same tuition reduction and exemption policy as children of American citizens: tuition fees in public primary and secondary schools are free, tuition fees in private schools are preferential, and college tuition fees are much lower than studying abroad. If there are no immigrants, the cost of studying abroad is not a small expense, and many international students choose to work part-time while learning Chinese to relieve the pressure.