美国F1签证面试中的问题介绍(二).

　　下面是一些美国F1签证面试问题及答案，这些是经常问到的一些问题，也为大家列举了一些参考答案，希望对于正在准备签证面试的同学有所启发或指导。

　　Q:Will you come back to China?

　　What do you do with your work for M.S? What’s your plan? What will you do after graduation?

　　Give me three reasons that you will come back to China?

　　A: I’ll dinitely come back to China after graduation. I have my own goal, and why I choose to study abroad is to create condition for achieving my goal.

　　First, I would like to set up my own architectural design firm in China. Currently, I don’t have enough ability and condition. After I get master’s degree in US, I can fulfill my dream. And I can promise you, after ten years in China, you will see great buildings designed by me.

　　Secondly, there is news from Chinese government recently. It said during the next 15 years, China is going to build 1000 cities, thus the urban population will make up more than 50% in the total population. This is an exciting information for our architects. As you can see, this news means sufficient project for us to do in the next 20 years.

　　Third, China is applying for holding the 2008 Olympic Games. If China succeed in this campaign, there will be lot of gymnasiums, hotels and other facilities to be built. This is also a great opportunity for us. And I can just catch up the construction right after graduation from XXX university.

　　On the other hand, the future in this field is limited in US. Too many excellent architects work there, almost no place for us foreigners. You know, if you get a job in US after graduation, you can only do as a draftsman, with a salary of no more than $30,000 a year. They can never become what are called real architects, or masters. But in China the situation is totally different. Architects with master’s degrees in US can preside very large project, and has high social status and income, probably more than 100,000 RMB a year. I firmly believe that I can have a much prospective future in China as an architect.

　　In China, we have a famous architect named Zhang Kaiji, his son, Zhang Yonghe studied in US and stayed there for 10 years. He didn’t receive any project there and can only work as a teacher in an university. When he came back, he set up his firm and made many excellent designs in China.

　　Q: Can you explain why 90% China student didn’t come back?

　　A: The fact that 95% of Chinese students didn’t come back is not a reasonable logic that I will not come back either. Even 99% Chinese students stay in USA, I will be the other 1%. It’s necessary for me to return to China to pursue my dream and ambition, which is very difficult for a foreigner to do in USA. I agree that USA is a great country, but not every one wants to stay there, since it’s difficult to achieve my goal in USA, which include a high social position and respectable social status.

　　I think it’s mainly because of their major. For some major, the prospect in China isn’t promising. They want to stay in US to continue their research because the condition and equipment there are much better. But things have changed. A recent investigation showed that, with the fast development of China, 80% of the students studying abroad are intending to come back.

　　Actually most of the scholars who came back to China are very successful.

　　Q: Why do you like your major?

　　A: It’s a kind of field that has close relationship with art and culture. It calls for both imagination, craftsmanship, art inspiration and a deep understanding of cultures. I love such kind of work.

　　Q: Why are you special?

　　A: In fact, I myself don’t think I’m really special although others often think I am. I think it’s because I’m a kind of perfectionist. I’ve always wanted to be the best in whatever I chose to do. I always use my energy on proper time and place, never waste it. And I’m a person who likes to challenge myself. Applying for US university is also a kind of challenge. I would like to pursue my highest achievement as possible as I can.