Its hard to explain. Its better if you ask detailed questions. Me? I have always lived here, i am mostly happy but its not perfect. Some people do very well and some dont.
What exactly do you want to know?
What the people are like, what working there is like, if the cities are interesting, what are seasons like, and also, what is the common religious and political standing?
Most people i know have medium paying jobs. There are a lot of wealthy doctors though. Yes theres a lot to do in the cities! I recommend somewhere coastal. I love Maine and New England. Most people are pretty friendly its not weird to just talk with strangers...Pennsylvania is pretty, mountains and farms.
Where i live it gets pretty cold in winter, but not usually too much snow. Spring and autumn are nice, but short. The summers can be very humid.
All different religions, many are some form of Christian or " non committal ". Nobody forces it on you.
Where i live people are more conservative but in the west coast they are liberal. Im not very political myself.
I suggest your sister and you read about different states and see what weather/ attractions appeal to you.
Most Americans enjoy meeting people from other countries.
Thank you for answering in such detail!! When I see my sister I will relay this to her. I think we will visit New England from the sound of it and pictures ʢ♥ᴥ♥ʡ
School quality differs with region. Inner city or hick schools can be poor quality but mine were decent. But almost all colleges are decent. Yes, people do enjoy the college culture. A lot of kids do sports in school or other activities. My son enjoys school hes 14. They are not as obsessive/ strict as say, france. Some kids are home-schooled but its not common.
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Its hard to explain. Its better if you ask detailed questions. Me? I have always lived here, i am mostly happy but its not perfect. Some people do very well and some dont.
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Most people i know have medium paying jobs. There are a lot of wealthy doctors though. Yes theres a lot to do in the cities! I recommend somewhere coastal. I love Maine and New England. Most people are pretty friendly its not weird to just talk with strangers...Pennsylvania is pretty, mountains and farms.
Where i live it gets pretty cold in winter, but not usually too much snow. Spring and autumn are nice, but short. The summers can be very humid.
All different religions, many are some form of Christian or " non committal ". Nobody forces it on you.
Where i live people are more conservative but in the west coast they are liberal. Im not very political myself.
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Thank you for answering in such detail!! When I see my sister I will relay this to her. I think we will visit New England from the sound of it and pictures ʢ♥ᴥ♥ʡ
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I hope you do
Also, what are schools there like? They look so fun and well equipped in the movies
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School quality differs with region. Inner city or hick schools can be poor quality but mine were decent. But almost all colleges are decent. Yes, people do enjoy the college culture. A lot of kids do sports in school or other activities. My son enjoys school hes 14. They are not as obsessive/ strict as say, france. Some kids are home-schooled but its not common.