Is it difficult to get a visa when applying for a community college in the United States while studying at a junior college in China?

The current visa situation is very good, and the pass rate is also very high.

At the same time, whether the visa is approved or not does not entirely depend on the school you are admitted to. The approval of the visa is based on your need to overturn the U.S. consulate’s assumption about your immigration intention. In order to overturn this assumption, the following three points are very important.

1. Prove that you have sufficient funds to pay for your tuition and living expenses in the United States. This is generally related to family savings, wealth, and scholarships, and it is almost one of the most important determining factors.

2. Prove that you have enough attraction to return to your country. This is to prove that you will not stay in the United States after studying abroad. To this end, you need to be prepared to explain to the visa officer your family, your connections in the country, etc., your plan to return to the country, and the job you want to do, etc. Prove your determination to return home.

3. Prove that you studied seriously in the past. For this, you need some short study plans, such as the major you want to study, and you need to have a certain understanding of your school.

After meeting the above three points, you will almost never encounter problems with your visa. Of course, your English must also meet the basic requirements for listening and speaking, which the visa officer will also consider during the interview.

Therefore, whether the visa is approved or not is not closely related to your school. The important thing is that you must grasp the above visa points to prove that you are going to the United States to study seriously, will not have any disputes over money, and will not stay there without coming back.