Should senior three students take the college entrance examination when they immigrate to the United States to attend universities?

Now that I have emigrated, I will live and develop in the United States in the future, so I choose the first way out to pave the way for my future. After all, after you get the TOEFL, you can apply for a better American university-you know, although many American universities are good, the top ones are not so easy to get into. Moreover, if you take the college entrance examination directly and spend time on it, no matter how good your grades are in the future, you will not be recognized in the United States, and you will only improve your "resistance" ability. When your friend said he would regret it, what I want to say is that the college entrance examination has given people all-round exercise and really made people grow up a lot, and these are all for people in China. In the future, when you live abroad, they will pay more attention to your personal qualities-imagination, creativity, learning ability, etc ... I think your grades should be regarded as good students, so why not leave your time for TOEFL study and prepare for the challenges of life?

The college entrance examination is not suitable for everyone. There are many challenges besides the college entrance examination in the future. You have to weigh what you want, and then make the choice you want most.