What questions will the interviewer ask during the interview?

General questions include: personal problems, relatives, professional background, work background, English ability, purpose of studying in the United States, country introduction, school, major, degree, economic ability, return plan, comparison between China and the United States, etc. As for personal questions, the interview will ask you where you are from, how old you are, your relatives, your parents, family, relatives and friends, and the purpose of studying in the United States. You should tell him that you are going. It goes without saying that studying hard means going back to China, not working, and not immigrating to other countries. You must explain the situation in China clearly. Compared with the United States, you should emphasize the differences between China and the United States, and never say which country is better, which will make the visa interviewer very disgusted. In our training, we will tell you how to answer these questions in detail, so as to eliminate the tendency of immigration and make you feel at ease to study in the United States. Before you apply for a job in the United States, you must make preparations to eliminate common misunderstandings. Customer service card is the biggest difficulty in applying for the United States. In the blink of an eye for three seconds, the visa officer tore off a small piece of paper on the table and let the students pass. Xiaolin (pseudonym), who graduated from Wuhan University of Science and Technology Central South Campus, was lucky enough to pass the interview in the United States. The same girl, Liang Xiao of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, is not so lucky. She was questioned by the visa officer for more than 20 minutes, and finally proved her ability to pass the test by drawing on the spot.