What is the process of emigrating to the United States after graduating from high school and continuing to study in the United States? What materials do old high schools need?

When you graduate from high school, you can just apply for a university. If you are not sure about your English level, you can consider going to a community college to study some basic courses first, and then applying to a regular university to transfer some credits. . . Or transfer to the high school there for another year, mainly because of the language problem, and the knowledge is absolutely enough.

As for the learning process, first of all, you have to take the TOEFL. Even if you are an immigrant, you are still a non-native English speaker because you haven't studied in the United States long enough. You must provide TOEFL scores. You can take this test at home, but it's valid for two years anyway. But it takes a lot of time to learn a language abroad, and the effect is not necessarily good. Since ancient times, people in China have had countermeasures to cope with exams. . .

Then SAT or ACT, it's up to you. Not all schools will get this result, but a good school and a good major are necessary.

If you apply for a university directly, you need to provide your high school transcript, and then a letter of recommendation, which needs to be issued by the university. Just ask the class teacher for a letter of recommendation, and then find an internship place to open one.

If you transfer, you must also provide transcripts.