I am not going to study abroad, I just want to stay in the United States for half a year, mainly to learn the language. How can I apply to go abroad in this situation?

Applying for short-term language learning has nothing to do with whether you are a student or whether you have graduated. It’s just like applying for short-term language training, it has nothing to do with your current academic qualifications. But as mentioned above, getting a visa is difficult. If you have studied abroad and have an F1 visa, you cannot work legally outside the school unless you work illegally, and there are relatively few job opportunities on campus.

There are other applications for immigration and job opportunities that are inconsistent with the language you want to learn.

Perhaps after you graduate and work for a foreign company, they may send you to work in the United States.

Otherwise, find a wife/husband and let them study abroad. You can get an F2 accompanying visa, which will be legal and not a student visa.

In addition to the short-term language training I mentioned first, there is another more practical option. You can ask your current university if there are any exchange programs between your school and American schools. Apply as an exchange student to study at a university in the United States for a semester.

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If you study language at the language center of an American university , the monthly tuition is between 800-2,000 US dollars, and the food and accommodation are about 700 US dollars per month. It depends on where you want to study. Big cities tend to be more expensive.

If it is an exchange, the cost will not be certain. Some schools have free programs and provide scholarships and pocket money; some schools have free tuition and you have to pay for your own food and accommodation; some have to pay for them yourself. Please check with your school. Tuition fees for American schools range from 4,000 to 20,000 US dollars per semester, which is cheaper by kilometers but more expensive by private schools.