2. Research the ranking and reputation of schools: check the rankings published by various educational ranking institutions (such as QS and Times Higher Education). ) understand the ranking of the school in various fields. At the same time, you can consult the school official website to learn about the school's history, teaching staff, curriculum and other information.
3. Consider the geographical location: the geographical distribution of the United States is very extensive, and factors such as climate, culture and cost of living in different regions will affect the study abroad experience. So when choosing a school, we should consider whether we can adapt to the local living environment.
4. Understand tuition and scholarships: Tuition fees in American universities vary greatly. Generally speaking, the tuition fees of private universities are higher than those of public universities. In addition, we should also pay attention to whether the school provides scholarships or grants to reduce the economic burden.
5. Refer to alumni evaluation: you can refer to the evaluation of students or graduates in school to understand the teaching quality and employment prospects of the school.
6. Participate in campus visit and exchange activities: If possible, you can participate in campus visit and exchange activities organized by the school in advance, feel the environment and atmosphere of the school personally, and communicate with students and teachers so as to have a more comprehensive understanding of the school.
7. Consult study abroad consultants and seniors: consult study abroad consultants or seniors who have studied in the United States to understand their experiences and suggestions, and provide reference for their school selection decisions.
8. Comprehensive consideration, make a decision: after collecting enough information, comprehensively consider the school's major, ranking, geographical location, cost and other factors, and finally determine the school that suits you.