After graduating from China University, he immigrated to the United States 1 year, with green card status. How to apply for American graduate students?

First of all, don't talk nonsense if you haven't been to America upstairs.

LZ is a green card, and then I have graduated from undergraduate course. The United States government will not give any subsidies. I am a citizen. What subsidies do I have? Government loans are still available, but they are not subsidies and will be repaid sooner or later. Scholarships are about grades, regardless of status.

"And if you are a green card, your tuition is very cheap (compared with foreign students)"-public schools are true, but the foreign and local prices of private schools are the same.

First, of course, you need to know the requirements of the school. You usually need to take the corresponding entrance exams, such as GRE, GMAT, LSAT and MCAT, which are general research institutes, business schools, law schools and medical schools respectively. These exams are very difficult, and all students in America must study.

But I don't know how to apply-it's written on their website. If you can't even understand the website, don't say CET-6.

Or can I apply for other majors? What are the requirements? -Yes, as long as it meets the requirements. Just like medical school. Even if the undergraduate major is English, you can apply if you take another course in chemistry, biology and physics with good grades.

What is the procedure and sequence of preparation? -Most schools require you to provide undergraduate diplomas and transcripts.

Of course, look at the website to find out, and then prepare for the report card exam and so on. Maybe you have to take the TOEFL because you didn't graduate from an English-speaking country, even if you are an English major (but see if the school can exempt you)