Moving to America.

Are you aware of the difficulty of law school and medical school? And how hard it is to get a job in those professions now?

 

The thing is, there's a lot of people who academically succeed here and the chances of you getting here are slim already, but coming here on an F1 visa and planning on living here forever is another thing. F1 has a lot of restrictions, you'll be a student with no money because F1 ensures you can stay as a student (as long as you abide the rules and laws) but cannot work.

If you do have a chance at coming here, take it, but unless you are top of the student in your school, have never had a bad grade and are of significance use to the school you are going to attend, you won't be able to come here. Scholarships are decreasing and decreasing and decreasing.

Good luck man, but lets be realistic. You can't come here on an F1 visa without being somehow unique.

 

Yes, and I'm willing to work my ass off for it.

You do make good points. How will things be looking in 10 years? That was the latest we planned on doing something about it.

 

You don't want to start out at NYC, EVERYTHING is expensive, including homes/apartments. Chicago, Miami, San Diego, and Boston are great cities that you should consider.