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Study in the USA Study in America 331371 Bachelor Degree : 35.6% Master Degree : 30.3% Doctorial Degree : 13.9% Secondary school : 9% US Schools US Junior and Community Colleges Undergraduate Schools Graduate Schools ESL Schools ( English as a Second Language ) Boarding Schools in America Community Colleges Once commonly called junior colleges Two-year public institutions of higher education Remedial 补习的 education, GEDs, high school degrees, technical degrees and certificates, and a limited number of 4-year degrees Top Universities in USA for 2015U.S. News College Rankings Admissions Calculating Cost Application calendar What to study Entrance Tests Tuition ( the largest ) Room and board Fees (student activity) Books and supplies ( $500 ~ $1,500 ) Travel Personal expenses What to study Art and Design Business Liberal Arts Entrance Tests SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) ACT test GRE (Graduate Record Examination), and GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) TOEFL (The Test of English as a Foreign Language ) SAT The SAT I is the called the Reasoning Test and is designed to evaluate your mathematical and verbal skills. It consists mostly of multiple-choice questions. The SAT II, contains 22 separate tests called Subject Tests.These tests are designed to determine your level of knowledge in each area and your ability to apply that knowledge to answer questions. ACT The ACT differs from the SAT I in that it is a subject-based test, rather than an ability, or aptitude, test.It consists of multiple-choice questions covering four areas: (1) English; (2) mathematics; (3) reading; (4) scientific reasoning. GRE These tests should be taken by students who have a bachelors degree (or very extensive training) in that subject. TOEFL TOEFL is required by almost all universities and colleges in the United States to test English language proficiency of international students and non-native English speakers. Paper form or as a computer-based t