American colleges and universities accept students' multi-channel transfer, for example, they can transfer from American two-year community colleges to comprehensive universities, and upgrade from associate degree to bachelor degree;
Basically accept international students from universities all over the world. Therefore, when domestic undergraduates are not satisfied with the current school, they can also consider transferring to the United States;
There are also many unfavorable factors that need special attention when students transfer:
Pre-courses: Pre-courses refer to the requirements of the majors that students apply for, such as calculus and microeconomics. Therefore, students can't apply for this major if they don't meet the prerequisites.
GPA requirements: Although the GPA requirements for transfer are lower than those for freshmen, the GPA requirements for popular majors and colleges are still very high.
Credit requirements: American universities are not divided into freshmen, sophomores, sophomores and seniors according to time, but according to the scores they have learned; Generally, an undergraduate needs to complete 120- 130 credits, so a score below 30 is equivalent to a freshman.
Special requirements: some schools directly declare that they will not accept international transfer students; Most schools directly state that there is no scholarship for international transfer students.