Studying abroad at Youfu summarizes the advantages of studying abroad in various states in the United States.

Since there are 50 states in the United States, it is difficult to go into details about the advantages of studying abroad in each state one by one. Then please listen to Mr. Jin Jile, who has studied abroad, to introduce the advantages of studying in the United States by region!

New England 1. Educational environment

This region is basically recognized as having the best educational environment in the United States, with four Ivy League schools including Harvard, Yale, Brown and Dartmouth. Located in New England, the world-famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology and two of the best liberal arts colleges in the United States: Williams College and Amherst College are also in New England. In addition to many prestigious universities, basic education is very good, and there are many top-ranked high schools in this area and the Atlantic coast area below. 2. Advantage majors

Due to the high overall quality of education in New England, almost all majors are suitable for students, especially basic subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology. In recent years, the district has also vigorously advocated the creation of The high-tech and entrepreneurial environment, coupled with the confidence of MIT, are also popular areas for application in the engineering field. 3. Employment opportunities

New England is small but has fertile soil. In the 19th century, it was the cultural and economic center of the country at that time. The large tracts of arable land were very different from those in the South. But now the main industries in the area have shifted to shipbuilding, fishing and trading. Huge-scale manufacturing industries such as cloth, rifles, and clocks have also been formed here. In recent years, with the development of industries such as microelectronics, education, high technology, financial services, tourism, medicine, computers and biotechnology, the economy of this region has rebounded rapidly and provided a large number of related job opportunities.

Mid-Atlantic Region 1. Educational environment

Among the eight major Ivy League schools, four universities, including Princeton University, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania and Cornell University, are located in the Mid-Atlantic region. In addition, the University of Rochester, Carnegie Mellon University and New York University are all high-level private universities in the United States.

The region has a good academic atmosphere and a wide range of majors, with a first-class academic environment and reputable scholars. It includes professors who have won Nobel Prizes and authors of familiar classic textbooks on the subject. Every student can get good guidance from teachers. 2. Advantage majors

Finance and media in New York; computer, finance, artificial intelligence, biotechnology and biomedicine in Pennsylvania are all advantage majors.

The most popular majors in the Mid-Atlantic region include psychology in New York State, business administration in Pennsylvania, and business administration in New Jersey.

The major majors in the mid-Atlantic region are visual and performing arts, neuroscience, and statistics and decision science in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. 3. Employment Opportunities

Over time, most of the heavy industry in this area has relocated and been replaced by the pharmaceutical and communications industries as well as the service industry. The rise of these industries has also provided pharmacology, medicine, EE, business There are many new jobs available for graduates of other majors.

Central Region (Northeast) 1. Educational Environment

The University of Chicago in the Central Region of the United States is one of the top 10 universities in the United States. It is excellent in everything. In addition, the University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame, and Northwestern University are also very famous. 2. Advantage majors

The leading majors in the central region (Northeast) of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin are cognitive science and biological psychology, biomedical engineering, and computer science respectively. Network and communications majors, actuarial science majors and various agriculture-related majors. 3. Employment opportunities

The market demand for business management majors is huge. Graduates of this major can work in many companies or government departments, engaging in corporate management, accounting, taxation, financial management, sales, etc.

Over 70% of industrial engineering graduates enter the industry after graduation and become corporate managers, department heads, industrial engineers or mechanical engineers, etc., with higher average salaries.

The market demand for news media is generally good, but most graduates do not work in the media. They mainly work in governments and political groups, and are also engaged in sales, justice, management, and radio and television.

Central region (Northwest) 1. Educational environment

Iowa: famous universities include the University of Iowa and Iowa State University; Missouri: famous universities include Washington, St. Louis University, University of Missouri; Kansas: famous universities such as the University of Kansas and Kansas State University; Minnesota: famous universities include the Minnesota Twin Cities. 2. Advantage majors

The top majors in the central region (Northwest) of Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota are social science-related Majors, Genetics, Social Psychology, Architectural Engineering, Agricultural Economics, Multivariate Biology and Engineering Mechanics, Physics and Science. 3. Employment opportunities

The highest-paying majors in the central region (Northwest) are chemistry majors in Minnesota, Kansas and Nebraska; chemical engineering majors in Iowa; and zoology in Missouri majors; pre-pharmacy in South Dakota; biology majors in North Dakota, and more.

South Atlantic Region 1. Educational environment

In addition to famous private universities, the best public universities in the United States are also distributed in the South Atlantic region. Large research-intensive public universities such as the University of Virginia and the University of Maryland produce tens of thousands of outstanding graduates every year and contribute to the higher education in the United States.

The famous universities in the region are as follows: Delaware: University of Delaware; Maryland: Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland; Washington, DC: George Washington University, Georgetown University; Virginia State: University of Virginia, College of William and Mary, Virginia Tech; West Virginia: West Virginia University; North Carolina: Duke, Wake Forest University, UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC-Charlotte; South Carolina: University of South Carolina, Clemson University; Georgia: Emory University, Georgia Tech, University of Georgia; Florida: University of Miami, University of Florida, Florida State University, etc. 2. Advantage majors

The leading majors in the South Atlantic states of Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida are chemical engineering, Information sciences, international relations, international relations, multi-level teacher education, nuclear engineering, oceanography, pre-school education and criminology. 3. Employment Opportunities

The highest-paying majors are pre-med in the South Atlantic states of Maryland, the District of Columbia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida; the highest-paying majors are in Delaware is a biochemical sciences major; the highest-paying major in Virginia is chemistry; the highest-paying major in South Carolina is pre-pharmacy.

Middle Region (Southeast) 1. Educational environment

Famous universities in Tennessee include Vanderbilt University and the University of Tennessee; famous universities in Alabama include Auburn University and Alabama University. 2. Advantageous majors

Tennessee’s transportation, computer, electronics, and chemical engineering; Alabama’s automotive, chemical, and mechanical engineering are all popular majors for employment in the region.

The major majors in the central region (southeast) of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama are pre-law and legal studies, agriculture (overview), educational management and supervision, and student counseling. wait. 3. Employment opportunities

More than 70% of mechanical engineering graduates enter the industry after graduation and become corporate managers, department heads, industrial engineers or mechanical engineers, etc., with higher average salaries. Mechanical engineering majors also have good employment prospects, with about 80% of students entering industry after graduation.

Central Region (Southwest) 1. Educational environment

Famous universities in Texas include the University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, University of Houston, Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine; Famous universities in Louisiana include Tulane University and Louisiana State University. 2. Advantage majors

The leading majors in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana in the central region (southwest) are petroleum engineering majors; Arkansas is agricultural production and management majors. 3. Employment opportunities

There is a huge market demand for chemical engineering majors. Chemical engineering ranks third in demand among engineering majors in the United States and is also the highest-paying major among engineering majors. According to a national college student survey conducted by the National Science Foundation, the average income of graduates with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering ranked first among the 60 majors surveyed.

Mountain areas 1. Educational environment

Colorado has Texas on the right and Arizona on the left. The engineering atmosphere is very good. Famous universities in Utah include Brigham Young University, University of Utah, and Utah State University; famous universities in Colorado include University of Denver, University of Colorado Boulder, and Colorado School of Mines. 2. Advantage majors

The leading majors in the mountainous areas of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah and Colorado are forestry, natural resource management, anthropology and Archeology, Hotel Management, Community and Public Health and Geological Engineering. 3. Employment opportunities

Finance graduates mostly work in the company's financial department, insurance, securities, real estate industry, government financial management department, etc. Many people's dream is to work in an investment bank. Generally, the work of junior staff is very intensive and the working hours are very long. There are also many positions for business management majors. Graduates of this major can work in many companies or government departments, engaged in corporate management, accounting, taxation, financial management, sales, etc.

Pacific Region 1. Educational environment

The academic atmosphere in this region is very strong, and the most influential public university system in the world is also located here, which is known as "the best in the world" of public universities" and "a model of public higher education."

The University of California has now developed into a giant university system with 10 campuses and has a profound impact on the development of California. The 10 campuses of the University of California are: Berkeley Campus (UCB), Los Angeles Campus (UCLA), Davis Campus (UCD), Santa Barbara Campus (UCSB), Irvine Campus (UCI), Riverside Campus (UCR), Santa Cruz campus (UCSC), San Diego campus (UCSD), San Francisco campus (UCSF), Merced campus (UCM). 2. Advantage majors

The leading majors in Washington, Oregon, California and Alaska in the Pacific region are oceanography, forestry, film/video and photography arts, and multibiology. 3. Employment opportunities

Aviation and aerospace engineering are sensitive majors, involving the design, development, testing, production of aerospace vehicles and related equipment, such as navigation equipment and control, instruments, communication equipment, and related new technologies. Development, etc. The main courses studied include aerospace engineering, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, material mechanics, aircraft machinery, aviation control system engineering, space science and systems, etc.

I hope the above introduction by Teacher Sha can help students Let’s sort out our favorite regions and colleges!