Moving to the US alone means facing loneliness and getting around without a car. Build a local support network through host families or close friends for emotional help. Get a car so you're not constantly asking others for rides to groceries and errands.
What's one tip for living or studying in the US? If you go by yourself, it's kind of scary. And also you can get very lonely at times. For me, I went with my family and I was a little kid, so it didn't really matter. But if you are like an adult, try to have a community that can take care of you. So like host families or people you're close with, someone you can depend on and have a car. Yeah, that's so true. Unless you want to be, "Hey, can you— hey, can you— I need to go to the groceries. I ran out of milk." You're going to have to be texting every single person you know, just so you can get a lift.
