What are the general requirements for studying in the United States for undergraduate study? 1. The conditions for outstanding talents to immigrate to the United States: (1) This person has outstanding talents in the fields of science, plastic arts, culture and education, business or sports, and has obtained other qualifications over the years.
The country or the world unanimously recognizes that his achievements can be confirmed through many written reports; (2) This person hopes to enter the United States to continue to practice in the field in which he is good; (3) This person will have great benefits to the United States after entering the United States.
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2. Conditions for U.S. investment immigration: U.S. investment immigration condition 1: Applicants must be 21 years old; U.S. investment immigration condition 2: Applicants do not need to have any diploma, business or work experience; U.S. investment immigration condition 3: Applicants
Must have proof of funds of US$1 million/500,000 (Special Zone Immigration Investment Plan) (it does not have to be accumulated by the applicant himself, it can also be in the form of donation, inheritance, etc., but it must be from a reasonable, legal and legitimate method)
; U.S. Investment Immigration Condition 4: Applicants must have already or are actively investing the required investment amount; U.S. Investment Immigration Condition 5: This investment can create ten jobs directly/indirectly (the Special Zone Immigration Investment Plan); U.S. Investment
Immigration Condition 6: Proof of investment in self-owned funds must prove that the investment money comes from existing sources, which may include real estate sales, bonds and stocks, corporate profits, business transactions, gifts and inheritances, etc.; U.S. Investment Immigration Condition 7: Main
The applicant’s corporate income tax returns for the past five years (English version).
What are the application requirements for studying in the United States and immigrating to the United States? 1. Score: (1) TOFEL score.
The knowledge requirements of American universities are very different. If the school must be able to directly enter undergraduate majors, of course, the test score requirements for applying to schools with different requirements are also different.
If you don’t have TOEFL test scores, you can directly enter the university’s language training class (there are no preparatory courses for students studying in the United States), and then proceed to formal undergraduate studies based on the university’s language test.
(2) American university entrance exam SAT or ACT scores.
Many American universities use children's SAT scores as a reference for admission. Especially if you want to apply for a top university in the United States, SAT or ACT test scores are very good references. It is recommended to start preparations in advance.
(3) GPA (grade point average) in high school.
The admission standards and number of admissions to universities and colleges in the United States are very different. Generally speaking, it only takes a three-year GPA of more than 70 points.
(4) Recommendation letters from the principal of the high school and another teacher or senior person. This is also the material to introduce the students' comprehensive situation and comprehensive qualities.
2. Assets: The U.S. visa requires an asset loan period of about half a year, and regular deposits are the best savings deposits.
If you don’t have enough time to save money, you can also explain it based on the different types of professional backgrounds of your parents.
It is best to choose a bank, preferably a larger state-owned commercial bank or a joint-stock bank, and do not deposit in a regional rural credit cooperative. The U.S. Consulate does not agree with the savings of rural credit cooperatives.
Real estate, vehicles, individual stocks, and stock funds will all be submitted as auxiliary materials, and the regulations must be original so that they will be true and valid.
Different types of applicants require different financial credit limits. Generally, they are prepared based on full award/half award/self-payment, the cost of the school they attend, and the length of time to study in the United States.