留学美国五大技巧详解

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在美国留学，是一个了不起的机会。那些幸运地已经完成，它会持续一生的遭遇和故事，而那些即将踏上自己的旅程将被克服，一个冒险的兴奋和期待感。在马里兰州的华盛顿大学度过了过去的一个学年，我的目标是与大家分享一些我学到的东西在我的时间在美国，这将有助于你得到了你的大部分时间出国留学。

留学美国五大热门技巧详解

1.拥抱校风

“的办学精神。” 它可能会提醒你的Kanye West的歌曲，或无数美国青少年的电视剧，但它确实是在美国大学校园里突出。学生爱校，他们参加，他们从来没有羞于展示自己的骄傲，2013-07-08-udel.jpg无论是参加体育赛事，自己在学校的颜色从书店配套服务，或把你的笔记本电脑上的一个标志贴纸，他们各方面涉及到自己的这种精神。经常举办比赛或赠品，鼓励学校的骄傲，它创建了一个伟大的社区和身份感和关闭校园。发现其他人在你的学校的齿轮，当你出门在外，是有趣的，而且也没有像得到折扣或免费的东西从当地企业，当他们看到你是从当地大学。

2.参与

美国学校校园课外活动的温床。您可以写校园刊物，打壁间或队打运动，参加的音乐团体之一，前往型号联合国会议，加盟唤醒登机俱乐部，和这么多。每所大学提供不同的东西，在课堂外的长度和广度的机会是巨大的，将大大提高你的时间在国外。这是一个伟大的方式广交朋友，混合的人来自世界各地的谁持有相同的利益。有几个您可能感兴趣的在你走之前，并取得联系之前，你甚至离开英格兰的俱乐部看看。我打在华盛顿的橄榄球队，以及满足一些最优秀的人在我的生活中，我得到了我爱运动周游多个国家播放。

3.连接

从你到达的一天，你离开的日子，你会作出新的连接，与来自世界各地的新人们。通常情况下，国际学生将抵达校园剩下的前一周，为了得到清偿。在第一周有时疯狂的方向要求，花点时间去了解那些人的世界，你将花费在下一学年，来自五湖四海的。这是一个奇妙的统一的原因，为您带来一起摆在首位，并作为一个新的一个新的国家的学生都在同一条船上，给你一个很好的起点谈话。一周之内，你会来自各大洲的朋友，远远超出9个月，你会花一起在大学形成的友谊。

当然，你会遇到通过类和宿舍生活的美国人，这些友谊将被证明是同样宝贵。好谁带你回家过感恩节，或告诉你谁知道他们的手像回到比美国各地主要城市？一流的实地考察和修学旅行也提供了很大的联系，为今后的实习和就业机会，教授，你的工作也许能够帮你的论文研究，很久以后你已经离开了校园背后。请不要误会，网络是一个国外每年提供的最有价值的东西，并充分利用将还清。

4.走出去，

可大了关于大学校园的地方。它们可以是小的地方，也。但考虑到美 ——国的大学生活的本质，往往不是它们包含几乎所有的学生可能需要一天到一天的生活，我可能会说，大学生活比在英国独立略少。2013-07-08-IMG_5545.JPG原因，这真的很重要来了解城镇或城市，你的大学英寸查找校外最好的地方挂出，得到食物或有乐趣。无论是标题到河里的鱼，或地铁市中心参加一场文化盛会，许多城镇提供了很多，可以去被忽视的大学生，所以它重要尽可能拥抱校外社区上-校园之一。

5.旅行，旅行，旅行。

已经飞行至少3000英里，从英国到美国，它不会伤害做多一点的旅行。美国是一个丰富 ——的国家有不同的文化，气候和美食。生活变化即使在个别国家，县与县之间，而这样的国家的大小，旅游可以是相对便宜和容易的，如果它的计划提前。

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无论是坐公车到纽约度周末，火车加拿大秋季休息，或道路跳闸到佛罗里达春假，如果可行的话，这一点很重要，你看到一些更多的面积。根据目的地和时间成本你可以在你的书，如JetBlue航空公司西南航空公司飞少$ 29每路。Megabus的灰狗巴士提供一个较长的，但更便宜的出行方式，Amtrak火车是一个伟大的方式看到了国家和海岸到海岸小于飞行。这些连接也再次派上用场，无论是分裂的成本与其他学生或租用车辆，与美国的朋友，谁拥有自己的汽车行驶。高校往往会推出免费运输或周末公交出行，尤其是国际学生，所以太留意。

国外标题自然是一项艰巨的前景，但它不需要。以开放的心态登机到达充分的准备，准备好迎接所有的事情，用自己的方式来。较有可能在美国，你的时间将是教育，超过难忘，大开眼界，并会为您介绍一些你这辈子遇到的最好的机会。无论你在哪里，有一个伟大的时间！

英文原文：

Studying abroad in the United States is a marvellous opportunity. Those lucky enough to have already done it will have encounters and stories to last a lifetime， whilst those about to embark on their own journey will be overcome with an adventurous sense of excitement and anticipation. Having spent the past academic year at Maryland's Washington College， I aim to share some of the things I learned during my time in America that will help you get the most of your time studying abroad.

1. Embrace The School Spirit

"School spirit." It might remind you of a Kanye West song， or countless U.S teen dramas， but it really is prominent on American college campuses. Students love the school that they attend， and they're never too shy to show their pride. 2013-07-08-udel.jpgWhether it's attending sporting events， kitting yourself out in school colours from the bookstore， or putting a logo sticker on your laptop， they're all ways to involve yourself in that spirit. Competitions or giveaways are often held to encourage school pride， and it creates a great sense of community and identity both on and off campus. Spotting other people in your school's gear when you're out and about is fun， and there's nothing like getting discount or free stuff from local businesses when they see you're from the local college.

2. Get Involved on Campus

U.S schools are hotbeds for extra-curricular activity. You could be writing for campus publications， playing intramural or varsity sport， joining one of the music groups， travelling to Model UN conferences， joining the wake-boarding club， and so much more. Every university offers something different， and the length and breadth of opportunities outside of the classroom are vast and will greatly enhance your time abroad. It's a great way to make friends and mix with people who hold the same interests from all over the world. Have a look at a few of the clubs that might interest you before you go， and get in touch before you even leave England. I got to play on Washington's football team， and as well as meeting some of the best people in my life， I got to travel around multiple states playing the sport I love.

3. Make Connections

From the day you arrive to the day you leave， you'll be making new connections with new people from across the globe. Typically， the international students will arrive a week before the rest of campus in order to get settled. During the sometimes-frantic orientation requirements of the first week， take a moment to get to know those people from all corners of the world who you'll be spending the next academic year with. It's a wonderfully unifying reason that brings you all together in the first place， and all being in the same boat as a new student in a new country gives you a great starting point for conversation. Within a week， you'll have made friends from every continent， forming friendships which reach far beyond the 9 months you'll spend at college together.

Naturally， you'll meet Americans through classes and dorm life， and these friendships will prove to be just as valuable. Who better to take you home for Thanksgiving or show you around the major cities than an American who knows them like the back of their hand- Class field trips and school excursions also provide great links for future internships and job opportunities， and the professors who you work with may be able to help you with dissertation research long after you've left the campus behind. Make no mistake about it， networking is one of the most valuable things that a year abroad offers， and taking full advantage of it will pay off.

4. Get Out and About

College campuses can be big places. They can be small places， too. But given the nature of American college life， more often than not they contain nearly everything that students might need in their day-to-day life， and I would probably say that university life is slightly less independent than here in the UK. 2013-07-08-IMG_5545.JPGFor that reason， it's really important to get to know the town or city that your university is in. Find the best places off-campus to hang out， to get food or to have fun. Whether it's heading down to the river to fish， or taking the subway downtown to attend a cultural event， many towns offer a lot that can go unnoticed by college students， so it's important to embrace the off-campus community as much as the on-campus one.

5. Travel， Travel， Travel.

Having already flown at least 3，000 miles from the UK to get to America， it wouldn't hurt to do a little more travelling. America is a country rich with different cultures， climates and cuisines. Even within individual states， life varies from county to county， and such is the country's size that travelling can be relatively cheap and easy if it's planned in advance.

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Whether it's taking the bus to New York for the weekend， getting the train up to Canada for Fall Break， or road-tripping down to Florida for Spring Break， if feasible it's important that you see some more of the area. Depending on destination and the time at which you book， flying with airlines such as JetBlue or Southwest can cost you as little as each way. MegaBus and Greyhound buses offer a longer but cheaper way to travel， and Amtrak trains are a great way to see the country and go coast-to-coast for less than flying. Those connections also come in handy again， whether it be splitting the cost of hiring a vehicle with other students or travelling with American friends who own a car. Colleges will often put on free transport or weekend bus trips， especially for international students， so keep an eye on that too.

Heading abroad can naturally be a daunting prospect， but it needn't be. Board the plane with an open mind and arrive fully prepared， ready to embrace all of the things that come your way. More likely than not， your time in the United States will be educational， more than memorable， eye-opening， and will present you with some of the finest opportunities you'll ever encounter. Wherever you are going， have a great time！

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