Ten practical websites for studying in the United States, with a comprehensive understanding of university information.

Summer vacation is coming, and many students have their own plans. But for those students who are interested in studying in the United States, you can use this long summer vacation to prepare the relevant materials needed for studying abroad. Understand the admission rules of the United States, so as to ensure smooth information, general rules are not chaotic, and general rules are not dangerous. In order to make students fully understand the information of American universities, we recommend the following ten useful websites for students and parents: 1.collegeprowler.com, which provides many college students' comments on universities. Okay, this is not a reference, okay? Angry and extreme students? Vent website, the information inside is very good? Balance? , very objective. Several cards were also provided to each school and institution. 2. meritad.com: What is the detailed introduction of each American university on this website? Scholarship? Can you seize the opportunity? University? And then what? Special talent? As a search unit. What's the name of this website? meritaid？ Just told you what she can do for you. 3.berecruited.com, if your child wants to apply to an American university? Sports major? Being admitted to an American university, this is a good website, which can show your talents to the coaches of American universities for free. Many other equivalent websites charge thousands of dollars, so this website is still a good choice. Students and parents who take ACT instead of SAT in 4.act.org should pay attention to this website. ACT is an exam recognized by all 4-year universities in the United States. 5.usnews.com/rankings,, a well-known website, is regarded by many as the official website of American university rankings (it is not). Teachers in U-Learning.com think that the information of the school ranking and professional ranking of this website can still be used for reference, but we should not take the ranking of this website as the only criterion to measure American universities. 6.hscounselorweek.com, is this a high school mainly for the United States? Tutor for further studies? Our website will email the latest admission information of American universities to registered teachers every week, but parents and classmates can also register, so that they can learn the latest information of American university applications through weekly emails. What if 7.finaid.org is right to apply for an American university? Scholarship? And then what? Student loan? If you are interested, this website is a good choice. There are detailed information about it. Scholarship? And then what? A loan? . This website is not funded by any financial institution, so the information in it is objective and does not involve any commercial purpose. 8.ope.ed.gov/security? Is it safe? The question is, when parents in China help their children choose American universities? Priority? High-level factors. Like what? UCLA? UCLA and? USC？ University of Southern California, both universities are in Los Angeles, and their comprehensive rankings are similar. UCLA? The safety factor of campus is much higher. The campus is surrounded by rich areas, and the University of Southern California and the black areas are not far away. It is important to know the safety factor of campus. This website provides a record of campus security and off-campus crime in American universities. 9.collegeboard.com This is a website that students and parents are familiar with, but what about this website? Digging? This is not enough. Students and parents are strongly advised to pay close attention to and inquire about this website. 10.fairtest.org Students who don't want to take the SAT and ACT exams can refer to this website. Today, 800 universities and colleges in the United States have joined Fairtest. They don't need to submit standardized test scores in their applications. Students and parents can go to this website to check the specific list of colleges and universities.