Should I immigrate or study abroad first for my children's future studies?

Studying alone is just to study and live abroad as an international student. Some majors are restricted, such as medicine, and the tuition fees are much higher than those of locals. Because many famous universities are reserved for domestic students, the admission rate of international students is much lower than that of domestic students, that is, immigrants.

However, if you immigrate first and then study abroad, you can apply for a prestigious school as a domestic student. The tuition is low, there are many major choices, and the admission rate is high. And it is difficult to get a green card to study abroad now. Whether you can find a job or even stay in the United States after graduation is unknown. But if you immigrate first and then study abroad, you don't have to worry about these problems.