/kloc-immigrated to the United States in 0/9, and dropped out of school in China in 0/0 due to physical problems. I haven't graduated from high school. Can I go to a regular high school after I arrive

/kloc-immigrated to the United States in 0/9, and dropped out of school in China in 0/0 due to physical problems. I haven't graduated from high school. Can I go to a regular high school after I arrive in the United States? Even if you continue to study in high school in the United States, you still need to provide all the transcripts of junior and senior high schools. It is best to translate it into English and notarize it in China. )

Public high schools in the United States have a four-year system, which is equivalent to grade three to grade three in China, and the credit system is adopted. There are three semesters in a year, autumn, spring and summer. Next spring should start from 1/5/09. If you can't catch up with school, you can still sign up. I just need to make up lessons. The first semester will be a little harder. )

With the domestic report card, you can transfer your domestic course scores to American high schools, so you don't need to retake the exam in American high schools. If you don't have previous grades, you must repeat them.

Although American public high schools are divided into lots, they still have to take exams, mainly English (reading and composition) and math. Especially English, so that the school can decide whether to let you take ESL, an English class for immigrant students. If your English level is good, you can take English classes like ordinary American students. If the school doesn't offer ESL courses, you can apply for one.

A student assistant/teacher assistant who can speak Chinese, so that if you don't understand in class, the assistant can help you translate. When you enter the school, the school will send a student counselor to you. Usually the student counselor will help you choose courses in the first semester, and you can choose your own courses in the second semester. You can choose to graduate from high school early.

Continue to attend classes during the summer vacation, or work as a volunteer on/off campus. If you work on campus, you can get credits or make money. Volunteering can sometimes earn credits, which is also helpful for applying for a university.

As for universities, it is generally based on the grades of senior one to senior three, but some universities

You need grades in the ninth grade, that is, grades in the third grade in China. Of course, there are SAT, ACT ACT and other test scores. In high school, you can read more books.

AP's courses, such as AP's mathematics, physics, biology, history, politics, and foreign languages (such as Chinese, Spanish, Latin, French, Japanese, and Italian), will be of great help to entering the university. There are also elective courses in community colleges (that is, pre-university courses), many of which can be transferred to four-year universities. However, if you attend a community school, you have to pay for it yourself. Classes in public high schools are free of tuition and miscellaneous fees, including books.