The University of Chicago, referred to as "Chicago", is located in Chicago, the international financial center of the United States. It is a world-famous private research university and ranks among the top ten universities in the world all the year round. Many Chicago schools focusing on humanities and social sciences were born here, such as "Chicago School of Economics", which won more than 35% of the Nobel Prize in Economics in the world. They are one of the most important research and teaching centers in economics, law and sociology in the world. Since the Manhattan Project, a large number of scientists have gathered here. Under the leadership of Fermi, the "father of atomic energy", the world's first nuclear reactor ("Chicago No.1 Reactor", Chicago Reactor 1) was established, which successfully opened the era of human atomic energy, and founded the first national laboratory in the United States, Argonne National Laboratory, and later the famous Fermi Laboratory, thus establishing the important position of the University of Chicago in the field of natural science.

How many years did you study for a master's degree at the University of Chicago?

The master's degree at the University of Chicago generally lasts for two years, and the graduate program is flexible. If you don't complete the credits within the specified time, you can postpone graduation. Graduate credits are 30-60. Some students choose to take credits during the holidays, so that they can finish the credits in advance. Some students are willing to study while working, so they will extend their study time. In short, I graduated after completing the credits.

How many years did you study at the University of Chicago?

University of Chicago has a four-year undergraduate degree, and studying in the United States is a credit system. You can graduate as long as you have completed the credits, but you can't graduate if you are not satisfied. Some undergraduate students can graduate in three years if they have strong learning ability, but it usually takes four or five years to graduate, while American universities offer two-year courses and issue college diplomas in arts and sciences.

Booth School of Business, University of Chicago takes the lead in adopting discipline-based teaching in business research. The departments of the University of Chicago Booth Business School are world-famous and outstanding in many fields, including finance, strategy, international business, entrepreneurship, overall management, economics, accounting, marketing and so on.