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October 21, 2026

New Ranking of U.S. Undergraduate Salaries Out: These Majors Outperform Prestigious Schools!

Every college application season, when choosing U.S. universities, many families face a dilemma: Should they prioritize targeting top prestigious schools, or opt for majors with better career prospects? Recently, a ranking of U.S. college major earnings provided a new perspective for observation. Data shows that four years after graduation, the median income for bachelor's degree graduates across all institutions and majors is $64,500. In comparison, this figure for Duke University's mathematics major reaches as high as $297,029, topping the list.

February 10, 2026

2026 Education Rankings Revealed: Why U.S. Residency is Indispensable

Recently, TIME, in collaboration with the globally renowned data firm Statista, released the inaugural 'World’s Top Universities of 2026' ranking. This 'debut list' has quickly garnered attention within the global educational community and among high-net-worth families. Its results clearly reaffirm one point: the United States remains a nation with a systemic advantage in the global higher education system.

May 22, 2016

Entrepreneurship Education in the United States Begins at Home

The entrepreneurial economy in the United States has developed and matured among countries worldwide, with the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship permeating the daily lives of every American family. Entrepreneurship education in the United States begins at home. Family education has a subtle yet profound impact on children's growth, as the family is the first classroom for children, and parents are their first teachers. Many families immigrating to the United States are drawn to the American education system.

May 19, 2016

Important Considerations for U.S. Graduate School Applications

Those who harbor the American Dream often view studying abroad in the U.S. and immigrating to the U.S. as the first step toward realizing their goals. Students who wish to pursue a master's degree abroad face two situations: first, those whose domestic postgraduate entrance exam scores are not ideal and are preparing to apply for a U.S. master's degree on short notice; and second, those who have been preparing for their applications all along. How should they face the challenges and competition?

May 6, 2016

[Immigration Education] Key Essentials for Fostering Children's Creativity in the United States

For those immigrating to the United States, staying informed about the latest news on U.S. immigration education and study abroad is essential. Recently, the Los Angeles Customer Service Center of Worldway Immigration Group gained unique insights and experiences regarding how Americans foster creativity in their children. We are sharing these below for the reference of prospective new immigrants to the U.S.:

April 25, 2016

[Immigration Education] Top 5 Best Public Schools in Southern California, USA

[Immigration Education] Top 5 Best Public Schools in Southern California, USA—Enjoying high-quality education in the United States is the primary goal for those pursuing EB-5 investment immigration. For those immigrating to the U.S. and focusing on American immigrant education, this issue of Worldway's "American Immigrant Education" column presents the top 5 best public schools in Southern California, USA, as a reference for our immigrant friends regarding education and study abroad:

April 21, 2016

[Immigration Education] Best High Schools in the U.S. Rankings vs. States Hosting the Top 10 Schools

[Immigration Education] Best High Schools in the U.S. Rankings vs. States Hosting the Top 10 Schools — Stay informed on the latest practical information for life in the U.S. after immigration. Worldway Immigration Group's Los Angeles Customer Service Center has recently obtained the latest market intelligence regarding the education of children of U.S. immigrants: What are the best high school rankings in the U.S., and in which states are the top 10 schools located? The following information is curated for the reference of new U.S. immigrants:

April 20, 2016

[US Immigration Education] Forbes: Top 20 Best Value Colleges in the US in 2016

[US Immigration Education] Forbes: Top 20 Best Value Colleges in the US in 2016 — For those immigrating to the US, stay tuned for the latest practical information on US immigration, education, and study abroad. The Worldway Group Los Angeles Customer Service Center has recently obtained the Forbes 2016 Top 20 Best Value Colleges in the US list. We have compiled it for the reference of new US immigrants regarding education and study abroad as follows:

November 18, 2015

U.S. Universities: The Number of Chinese Students Exceeds 300,000

The latest survey report shows that the number of students from Mainland China studying at U.S. universities has reached 304,000, an increase of 10.8%. Mainland China continues to be the major source of international students in U.S. universities.

November 3, 2015

Internship Period for STEM International Students in the U.S. Extended to 3 Years

According to a recently announced proposal by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, foreign students studying in the U.S. in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (collectively known as STEM) fields will have their post-graduation Optional Practical Training (OPT) period extended from the previous 29 months to 36 months.

October 29, 2015

Obama Calls for Schools to Reduce Standardized Testing

According to reports from The Guardian on October 10 and 24, the Obama administration held discussions on education reform on the 24th of this month, calling for a reduction in standardized testing for students and acknowledging that education in the United States today places too much emphasis on test scores.

October 21, 2015

The Reality of Education in the United States

When we think of education in the United States, we often associate it with words like openness, freedom, casualness, and lack of constraints... However, when I truly engaged with the education system in the United States, I felt the pervasive "implicit" rules that exist everywhere.

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