If I want to get an American green card and live in America before the age of 35, how can I plan my future?

There are two options to come to the United States, 1) transfer to another school and study for an undergraduate course. 2) Graduation, relying on English, apply for a doctor (preferably a doctor) or a master's college.

First, never choose a major in finance. Chemical engineering is the first choice, and other projects are ok, otherwise accounting is not bad, but you must go to a better school. Otherwise, you are basically ready to be a turtle, and your job search is basically slim. But there is a way to make you stay. I'll talk about this later.

Second, you can be a professor after you finish your research as a teaching assistant. Especially if you study science, the school will pay you to study. Then you can become a university professor. . . Otherwise, if you take an MBA and get a good degree, you may find a job, but your salary will be discriminated against. If the company you are looking for is not large, it is difficult to apply for a work permit. Then you apply for a green card after working for a few years, and then wait a few years to ten years to get a green card.

The first method can leave. This is marriage. The reality is that after studying in the United States for five years, I finally understand that grades are useless. No matter how good your grades are, you are not good at interacting with Americans or born because of this Asian face. Finding a job is always a disadvantage. People won't want you even if they know you are more capable. So it was better to take part in more activities at that time. If you are lucky, you will get married in two or three years. After marriage, plan slowly, everything is central.