美国签证严格吗？
其实，美签的审核是很灵活的，没有完全固定的套路和流程，每个签证官都会有自己不同的理解。但是可以肯定的是，除了极少数特殊情况以外，没有任何人能保证百分百成功获得签证（包括旅行社、中介等）。 130+份DS-160填完以后，面签时我依然被签证官问得措手不及……所以经验什么的也不算什么了……
我的面试过程如下—— 美领馆电话调查后，约好了面试时间。当天，早上去使馆的时候发现已经排了大长队…于是赶紧在附近吃了个早餐，然后排队进使馆。 快到预约时间了，窗口叫号让我过去。我走到窗口，出示护照和预约单。签证官是位黑人女士，看起来挺和善的。她看完预约单，问我是哪个学校哪个系的，我说是NYU China Studies Program。接着她又问我学什么啊，我说I'm majoring in Chinese history with a focus on economic and business history. 接着她就开始问了：你去纽约上学觉得哪里比较好呢？ 我说New York is such an international city， you can meet people from all over the world; it gives you great opportunities to learn and network. And NY schools are really good at teaching students how to think critically， which I find very valuable when learning academic subjects. The curriculum there is also diverse and flexible， so that one can choose what he/she wants to study more based on their own needs or interests. Besides，the campus life is full of fun activities！ She smiled at me and nodded her head， but then she started asking questions again： What brought you here？ Then my story began！ My answers were basically just paraphrased versions of my DS-160 form， except for some minor changes about why did I want to go back to China after graduation (which was written down on a little note attached to my passport). After answering those general questions，我又补充了一些具体信息来加强说服力：比如为什么会在大三的时候决定出国；为什么选择NYU而非其他学校；以及中国研究项目的课程设置等等。
她最后说Good luck！ Passport， please. 在递出护照之前，我主动说了一句Thank you very much！ 因为这是我第一次面对面的跟签证官交流，而且整个过程还算顺利吧~ 最后的结果如何，就不多说了咯～