I. Massachusetts
Massachusetts is one of the earliest 13 states established when the United States became independent, belonging to New England in the northeast of the United States. Quanzhou has a mild climate. Four distinct seasons, short summer and long winter.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438 +0408 1 (the highest ranking in the United States is 1 1).
The graduation rate of high school students: 87.3% (the highest ranking in the United States 13).
American universities located in this state are:
Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tufts University, Boston College, Brandeis University, Boston University, Northeastern University, Clark University, University of Massachusetts at amherst, etc.
Second, New Jersey.
New Jersey is the fourth smallest and most densely populated state in the United States. Its state is nicknamed "Garden State". East Americans also call it New South Wales. New Jersey is usually divided into the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, which is also a state in the east, and can also be divided into the northeast region.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+05,946 (the sixth highest in the United States)
High school graduation rate: 89.7% (the second highest in the United States)
American universities located in this state are:
? Princeton University, New Jersey Institute of Technology-Newark NJIT (Newark), Stevens Institute of Technology, Rutgers University, RUNB, New Brunswick, New Jersey Institute of Technology NJIT, New Jersey State University, etc.
Third, Vermont.
Vermont is a state in New England in the northeastern United States. Massachusetts in the south, new york in the west, Quebec in the north and Connecticut River in New Hampshire in the east.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+09,654 (the highest ranking in the United States is 1).
The graduation rate of high school students: 87.7% (the highest ranking in the United States 1 1).
American universities located in this state are:
Bellington College, Burlington University, castleton State College, Chaplin College, San Jose College, Vermont Community College, Goddard College, Green Mountain College, Johnson State College, Lamback College, State Linden College, etc.
Fourth, New Hampshire.
New Hampshire is one of the most industrialized states in the United States. From Manchester in the north, Nashua in the south and Portsmouth in the east. New Hampshire, which belongs to New England, is also called "Granite State" because of its rich granite.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+05,386 (ranked 7th in the United States).
Graduation rate of senior high school students: 88. 1% (the highest ranking in the United States is 7th).
American universities in this state:
University of New Hampshire; University of New Hampshire, Durham; Plymouth University of New Hampshire; University of New Hampshire Keane (Keene); University of New Hampshire; Manchester (Manchester) University of Southern New Hampshire; Keane State College, etc.
Verb (short for verb) Maryland
Half of Maryland's land area belongs to the Atlantic coastal plain, with sandy land in the south and fertile land in the north. The state is an important wine producing area in the United States.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438 +02922 (the highest ranking in the United States is 18).
The graduation rate of high school students: 8 in 7.0% (the highest ranking in the United States 16).
American universities in this state:
University of Maryland system; University of Maryland Baltimore; University of Maryland, Cottonsville; University of Maryland, College Park, University of Maryland, Angongzhu, etc.
Six, Connecticut
Connecticut is one of the most densely populated states in the United States and the state with the highest per capita income in the United States. Connecticut has many American firsts: the first American public middle school was established in1640; First construction of toll roads; Built the first main battleship Cromwell with 16 cannons in the United States; The first anesthetic; First set up a doctorate (at Yale University) and so on.
Comprehensive score: b
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+06,637 (the fifth in the United States).
Graduation rate of senior high school students: 87.2% (highest ranking in the United States 14
American universities located in this state are:
Yale University; Yale Wesleyan University; Fairfield University; University of Connecticut; Trinity College; Connecticut College; Albert Magnus College; Southern Connecticut State University, etc.
Seven, Wyoming
Ohio is located in the Rocky Mountains in the western United States, and its outline is approximately square. It borders Montana in the north, South Dakota and Nebraska in the east, Colorado in the south, Utah in the southwest and Idaho in the west.
Comprehensive score: B-
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+07,490 (the fourth highest in the United States)
The graduation rate of high school students: 79.3% (the highest ranking in the United States 14).
American universities located in the state: University of Wyoming, etc.
Eight, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is a state in the eastern United States and one of the 13 states. The climate in Pennsylvania is quite mild, with warm and humid summers and quite cold winters.
Comprehensive score: B-
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+04,394 (the highest ranking in the United States is $65,438+00).
Graduation rate of high school students: 84.8% (ranked 25th from the bottom in the United States).
American universities located in this state are:
University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh University, Carnegie Mellon University, Gannon University, Wilkes University, Swarthmore College, Temple University, Lincoln University, Pittsburgh University, etc.
Nine, New York State
New york is the nerve center and economic center of the United States. Finance, commerce, industry, art, clothing and other aspects are in a leading position in American States, and agriculture and manufacturing are the main industries in the state. It has new york, the largest city in the United States, and new york, the largest port.
Comprehensive score: B-
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438 +08, 1, 9 1 (the third highest in the United States).
The graduation rate of high school students: 79.2% (the highest ranking in the United States 13).
American universities located in this state are:
? New york State University, St. John's University, Manhattan College, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Syracuse University, new york Institute of Technology, etc.
Rhode island
Rhode Island is a part of New England in the northeastern United States, and it was also one of the 13 state alliances in the early American Revolution.
Comprehensive score: C+
Per capita expenditure of students: $65,438+04,601(ranked sixth from the bottom in the United States).
Graduation rate of high school students: 83.2% (ranked 22nd from the bottom in the United States).
American universities in this state:
? Rhode Island University, Rhode Island College, Hall Institute of Technology, Bryant University, etc.