Most American schools enroll in spring and autumn, some in spring, summer and autumn, and very few in spring, summer, autumn and winter.

There are generally not many opportunities for admission in spring and summer, and many schools don't give scholarships because students applied last fall. The graduation time is different in spring, summer and autumn, but you can graduate as long as you have enough credits. But you can also take summer courses,

Or take one more class each semester. Many people can graduate in three and a half years. When choosing a dormitory, we should pay attention to the enrollment situation in spring and summer. Although you can still choose the dormitory on the form, you can only choose the rest.

There is also the issue of course selection. Although many classes are held in autumn and spring, some less popular classes last only one semester. For example, the class of 10 1 is in autumn and the class of 102 is in spring. Some classes (such as 102) need to be attended in advance, such as 10 1 (but there is no such class in spring). If you haven't shot 10 1,

I can't go 102, I can't go until autumn 10 1.