I am 19 years old. /kloc-immigrated to Boston in February of 0/9. What school should I study in (except language classes)? I have graduated from high school.

Sweating. . . I want to calm down and tell you slowly and carefully. . .

If you haven't applied to any American university in China, you have to go to a community college. If you have a high school diploma in China, you can take courses that give credit, and then you can transfer to normal university. If you don't have a high school diploma in China, the community college has a program that allows you to get a high school diploma in the United States and then take courses that give credit to the university.

Simply put, a community college is an adult university, just like a literacy school in China a long time ago. In addition to teaching high school graduates, it also teaches immigrants to speak English, and there are interest classes for children after school. There is no fixed start time, so you can go at any time. Generally, you can get one credit for half a month.

After arriving in the United States, register at the community college near your home. Besides ESL English, you can also take other courses, which should be very serious, because it depends on your grades when you transfer to normal university in the future. Community college is a two-year program. You will be given a diploma two years after graduation, like a junior college in China, but it should be noted that this diploma is not recognized in China. Most people apply to normal universities two years later, usually in their sophomore year. Most universities accept credits from community colleges so that you can go to normal universities in your junior year. That is, freshmen and sophomores study in community colleges for two years, juniors and seniors study in normal universities for two years, and they will have a bachelor's degree after graduation.

I think I've made myself clear. If I don't understand, give me a message. I'm in Grade 0/2 in Texas/Kloc.