After immigrating to the United States, I want to go to school for further study. How should we plan?

Studying in America is very free. Not as complicated and complicated as in China.

After coming to the United States, it is best to study for one year. This can leave a lot of tuition.

Because, only after living in a state for one year can you be recognized as a resident of that state.

(This has nothing to do with your immigration), so if you are applying for studying abroad,

Tuition will be cheaper 10 times.

For example, take a learning point as the standard. Generally, there are three study points in a course. There are also a few, such as sports and art. However, professional courses are held at more than three study points. Generally study full-time every semester, with at least 12 study score. It can't exceed about 20 at most. If you want to take more courses, you can apply to the school counselor. He/she will consider whether to approve you. )

Residents of this state, 10 USD.

Non-state residents, 100 USD

International students, 100 USD or more.

Of course, if you want to go to school at once and don't want to waste this year's time, it's ok. When you declare personal income tax every year, it may give you a tax refund to include your schooling in the personal tax exemption. But this is not 100% affirmation, because it depends on your income and expenditure. Then you will understand the next software by filing your own tax returns. The software can consider TurboTax. (Pure personal experience, without any advertisement. )

I hope these can help you!

Good luck!