1. Norfolk, Virginia
The second largest city and port in Virginia, the United States, Norfolk has a subtropical humid climate with four distinct seasons and relatively gentle temperature changes. , precipitation is evenly distributed throughout the year. Winters are mild and slightly humid. This city has a clean coastline and a comfortable pace of life~
American universities located in the area: OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, Norfolk State University
2. New Orleans , New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans is a seaport city in southern Louisiana, United States, and the largest city in Louisiana. Tulane University, a famous private research university with a long history, is located here.
No city is as rich in experience as New Orleans. New Orleans was hit by Category 5 Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, causing heavy damage. As a result, the population dropped sharply. From 1997 to 2004 in the new century, the urban population of New Orleans exceeded 790,000. However, with the attack of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, residents evacuated New Orleans one after another, and after reconstruction New Orleans is beautiful and vibrant, and everything looks so vibrant.
3. Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York
Buffalo, also known as Buffalo, is a port city on the east coast of Lake Erie in western New York State, United States. , the second largest city in New York State (after New York City). It has the best pizza, grilled chicken wings and ice cream in the United States! The State University of New York at Buffalo is located here.
The State University of New York at Buffalo is a national first-level university, a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), and the largest and most comprehensive public flagship university in the State University of New York system. It is known as the "Crown" "The Pearl of the World". The school has produced four Nobel Prize winners. Mr. Wu Dayou, the "Father of Chinese Physics", has taught at the school for many years. Robin Li, founder and CEO of Baidu, and Zhou Ji, president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and former Minister of Education of China, all graduated from the school. .
4. Santa Fe, New Mexico Santa Fe, New Mexico
Although the city is small, it is unique enough. It is most famous for its various art galleries, history museums, literature and art Full of breath. American universities located in the area: Santa Fe University of Art and Design
5. San Francisco, CaliforniaSan Francisco, California
San Francisco’s booming economy and culture give this city a unique charm , the diverse, inclusive and novel atmosphere always attracts countless people. The dream schools of countless students, the University of California, Berkeley, and Stanford University are located here~
San Francisco has a subtropical Mediterranean climate. It has the world-renowned San Francisco Bay Area, Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman's Wharf, and the climate is warm in winter and cool in summer. , abundant sunshine, close to many American national parks (such as Yosemite National Park) and California wine-producing Napa Valley, known as "the most popular city among Americans."
6. Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
Chicago is a city where you can fully enjoy food and sports. No one does not love it here. It is also an academic mecca, and the University of Chicago, known for its rigorous academics, is located here.
Chicago is located in the center of the North American continent. It is the largest commercial center and one of the largest futures markets in the United States. The number of new companies in its urban area has always ranked first in the United States. Develop the most balanced economy for the United States. In addition, Chicago also has many world-famous high-rise buildings and is known as the "Hometown of Skyscrapers".
7. Indianapolis, Indiana
Indianapolis is located in the center of Indiana, straddling both sides of the White River, and 240 kilometers northwest from Chicago. The cost of living here is really low, and life is really comfortable! American universities located in the area: Indiana University-Purdue University Annapolis Campus.
8. Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville is, after all, the birthplace of American country music, and the various bars and concerts here are the biggest driving force for its inclusion on the list. Vanderbilt University, which is famous for its liberal arts, is located here. The school is quite influential in the United States. Its four major academic fields of business, law, medicine and education are firmly among the top in North America and enjoys the reputation of "Harvard of the South".
9. Greenville, South Carolina Greenville, South Carolina
A city in northwestern South Carolina, United States. 168 kilometers northwest of Colombia. One of the major industrial and commercial centers in the southeastern United States. The textile industry is the most prominent, and the natural scenery is unparalleled in the United States.
American universities located in the area: Greenville University, East Carolina University, etc.
10. Rochester, New York Rochester, New York
The city of Rochester is located in western New York State, United States. It is the third largest city in New York State. The city is known as the "World Image Center" and "Flour City". When spring comes, flowers bloom, so it is also known as the "Flower City". The University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology are both located here.