Studying in Australia and then transferring to the United States.

Basically, as long as you are an officially recognized university in Australia, American universities are very similar to the Ministry of Education in China and have their own accreditation system. As long as a regular university is ok, I studied in Britain as a freshman and later transferred to the United States (state university). The other party recognized my university, but because of the different credit arrangements between the United States and Britain, I was originally required to reread my freshman year. After my communication, I was exempted from one subject, and I was also a sophomore. So no problem, just communicate well. It's not that hard. There are more exchange students in America every year.