Are the living conditions of China immigrants to the United States the same as those of Americans (will it cost less to go to high school in the United States after immigration)

The living conditions of immigrants from China, like native Americans, may require years of integration. After all, different cultures, different educational backgrounds and different interpersonal networks will all affect their living conditions when they first arrived in the United States.

It is free to attend public high schools after immigrating to the United States.

After immigrating to the United States, children can enjoy 13 compulsory education in the United States, and primary school to high school is completely free. As for higher education, the United States has collected 30% of the world's quality education resources. Not only Harvard, Yale and other world famous schools open their doors to those with excellent grades; Moreover, with American immigration status, you can enjoy a very high admission rate and tuition fees far lower than those of international students. Take Harvard University as an example: in recent years, only 7 China students have the opportunity to enter Harvard every year on average; Harvard provides about 2000 places for American students every year.