1. Boston
Boston is located on the Atlantic coast of the northeastern United States, close to New York and has an enviable geographical location. Among U.S. cities with a population of more than 500,000, only San Francisco and Washington are smaller than Boston. It has the highest density of universities in the world and is also home to many of the world's leading research institutions, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It is like a magnet, attracting students from all over the world. Come and study. Boston has always been favored by Western European students, and it is the city with the largest number of foreign students in the United States.
Recommended famous schools
MIT, Harvard University, Tufts University, Brandeis University, Boston College, Boston University, Northeastern University, Emerson College, Williams
College, Berklee College of Music, etc.
2. Chicago
Chicago is located in Illinois, on the shores of Lake Michigan. It is a place full of culture and entertainment. Chicago has amazing food and nightlife, and students can also enjoy a wonderful trip to Lake Michigan. They can also take advantage of the city's extensive trams to visit famous galleries, unique boutiques, and world-renowned museums. . Chicago is one of the most multicultural cities in the United States and the world. There are more than
50 language groups here; just look at the number of parades and festivals held by each ethnic group throughout the year to know how multicultural this place is. Chicago's economy no longer relies on heavy industries such as the steel industry or the meat industry. It is followed by the communications industry, information industry, finance industry, trade and academic research and development.
Recommended famous schools
University of Chicago, University of Illinois, Northwestern University, Illinois Institute of Technology, University of Illinois at Chicago, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago State University, Columbia Art Institute of Chicago, etc.
3. Fort Lauderdale
The city of Fort Lauderdale is about an hour’s drive from Miami. It has a unique Palm Beach. Because of the comprehensive interweaving of waterways, it is the “Venice of America” The city center has waterways, lakes and rivers, as well as 12 kilometers of white sandy beach with palm trees and natural seawater from the warm, clean Atlantic Ocean. Fort Lauderdale has a laid-back lifestyle and world-famous nightlife. It is a favorite vacation destination for Americans. Many American students come here for vacation every spring. In addition, the Everglades Natural Park, the largest natural park in the United States and the only subtropical protected area in North America, surrounds the city, so there are some natural scenic areas nearby. Not only that, international students can also visit Disney World and Universal Studios.
Recommended famous schools
The schools are mainly international language schools. Well-known ones include the University of South Florida at Fort Lauderdale, Talk International International Language School, etc.
4. San Francisco (San Francisco)
San Francisco is made up of multiple districts, and each district represents another aspect of this culturally diverse city. Ask any San Franciscan what they think of the city, and they'll gush at you about how wonderful it is. And just one visit here will prove that what they say is true. San Francisco is a unique, friendly and beautiful cosmopolitan city where people from all over the world live, work and study. San Francisco can be called the most beautiful city in the United States. The city stretches on a narrow peninsula, edged by rugged coastline and quiet harbors, with modern high-rises, two-story townhouses along steep hills, and vibrant markets and shopping center.
Recommended famous schools
Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, Northwestern Polytechnical University, University of San Francisco, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco State University, California State University East Bay, etc.
5. Los Angeles
Among the world-famous cities, the city of Los Angeles in California on the west coast of the United States is truly synonymous with the American experience. In addition to being synonymous with bustling Hollywood, it also exudes The glamorous city of Beverly Hills, Los Angeles is also home to many movie and television stars.
Los Angeles covers an area of ??1,200 square kilometers and has a population of 9.9 million. It is the third largest city in the United States. The surrounding areas have their own characteristics--
Beverly Hills is the home of celebrities, including Many fashionable shops; Hollywood is famous for its film industry; West Hollywood is the most hippie-style part of the city, including the Sunset Strip (Sunset Strip)
and Sunset Plaza (Sunset Plaza), and High-end boutiques and restaurants are here; there is also Xiwu Village, which is famous for its Spanish-style architecture and luxury boutiques.
Recommended famous schools
Caltech, UCLA, University of Southern California, California State University, Occidental College, etc.
6. Miami (Maimi)
Miami is in southern Florida, a little far away from other states in the United States, but very close to the Bahamas. There are many Hispanics in Miami, so you can clearly feel the Latin style of the city. Miami is a diverse city that attracts people from all over the world, and Spanish and English are common languages ??here. Each district of the city has its own specialties, from the activities on Miami Beach to the Art Deco District of the South Bay to the endless nightlife of Coconut Grove. Miami's residents are easy to get along with, life is laid-back, and students have many opportunities to speak English.
Recommended famous schools
Miami University, Florida International University, etc.
7. New York (New York)
New York is one of the most famous cities in the world, so students will choose to study languages ??here. This city is very international and brings together the United States and Europe. , Asian and Latin American cultures, where students can experience cultures from all over the world and cultivate their worldview. Many people have a lot of expectations before coming to New York, because the city provides a variety of activities for everyone, many famous landmarks such as the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, countless museums, and many more Students also feel that this city is a shopping paradise. There are many stores on Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue, Soho and Greenwich village to satisfy their shopping desires.
New York has many opportunities for higher education. There are many universities and colleges here. Many students who first came to improve their English later chose to continue their studies in schools here. There are a large number of local students. and international students have always maintained a lively and cutting-edge atmosphere here, and many places offer discounts or free admission to students.
Recommended famous schools
Columbia University, City University of New York, Long Island University, New York University, Pace University, St. John's University, State University of New York, Fordham University, etc.
8. San Diego (San Diege)
Every time students visit San Diego, they will be fascinated by the beautiful scenery, leisurely life and other things here, and feel that the trip is worthwhile. San Diego is located at the bottom of the southwestern United States, close to the Mexican border. Many people like to come here for vacation. In addition to San Diego's mild climate all year round, beaches, mountains and deserts are not far away. The pleasant climate and proximity to the beach make this place particularly popular for marine activities, with surfing, whale watching, swimming and sailing all being popular sports. In addition to marine activities, extracurricular activities here include visiting nearby mountains and deserts as part of the outdoor activities. Students can play golf, ski, rafting, ride bicycles in the mountains or even explore the desert in a jeep. And it’s easy to get to Mexico, Disneyland, Hollywood, Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon from San Diego.
Recommended famous schools
University of California, San Diego, University of San Diego, San Diego State University, etc.
9. Seattle
Seattle is the commercial and cultural capital of Washington. It is located on the edge of the beautiful Puget Sound
The good location makes it easy to explore nearby areas, such as Victoria or Vancouver in Canada. It is also close to the Seattle Mariners baseball stadium (Safeco Field).
Other places worth mentioning include Olympic National Park and volcanoes. Mount St Helen last erupted in 1980
There are still volcanoes inside. Activity. On the other hand, although large international companies such as Microsoft and Boeing have brought a lot of wealth to this area, the life of local residents in Seattle is still very leisurely, and there are many shopping opportunities here. Students like to go to the famous Pike Place Market
(Pike Place Market)
Recommended famous schools
University of Washington, Seattle University, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle Art Institute, etc.
10. Washington, DC (Wahsing D.C)
The capital of the United States, Washington, was named in tribute to the first president of the United States, George Washington. Designed in 1791 by the French architect Major Pierre-Charles Laine, Washington was the world's first planned capital city. If you want to get a glimpse of the country's political landscape, Washington, DC, the nation's capital, is an ideal place to study. There are many national attractions and landmarks here, and it is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States.
Recommended famous schools
American University, George Washington University, University of the District of Columbia, Georgetown University, Howard University, etc.