How many vacation days a year do American college students have?

1. Summer Holiday (90 days)

Summer vacation is the longest of all vacations, about 3 months, starting from the end of May and beginning of June and lasting until the end of August and the beginning of September. Many students in the U.S. will make the most of this summer internship, part-time job, or summer credit. International students generally choose to return to China or travel in the United States in the summer, of course, the most valuable thing is to participate in the Summer School/Session, get credits to win admission to prestigious schools or shorten the study time. It is also a good idea to choose some courses to strengthen your weaknesses or take training courses to prepare for several exams. Of course, if you have the opportunity, international students can also apply for internships or participate in community volunteers.

2. Winter Holiday (21-35 days)

The winter holidays include national holidays such as Christmas and New Year, which generally start two weeks before Christmas and end in early January, with holidays ranging from three to five weeks. International students may wish to invite their parents and family to the United States during this time, or they can invite two or three friends to travel in a group, especially in the Northeast and Central, where students often travel to California or Florida in the middle of winter.

3. Spring Break (7-14 days)

U.S. universities schedule a 1-2 week spring break in March every year. After enduring an unbelievable winter, and taking half a semester of intensive classes, the arrival of spring break is really a gift just after the midterm exams. For many students studying in the U.S., they choose to put down their books, leave the winter chill behind, find the sun, or go on a trip to a resort where you can tan, relax, and party. For example, many people choose to go to the sandy beaches of Mexico, and the islands of the Caribbean Sea are also ideal destinations, and both places are in the United States, so no additional visa is required. At the same time, you can also do some meaningful community service activities. Even if it's only for a week or so, you can do a lot and experience a lot. American college students have this saying: What happens in spring break, stays in spring break. Whatever happens during spring break, stay in spring break.

IV. Other University Holidays in the United States (12 days)

There are 12 holidays in the United States, for a total of 12 days, but there is no consistency among states whether they are statutory holidays — some statutory holidays are already covered by school holidays.

1. New Year's Day: January 1. National holiday.

2. Martin Luther King Day: The third Monday of January, a national holiday.

3. Washington's Birthday Washington's Birthday: The third Monday in February. The holiday is celebrated in all states except Florida and Wyoming.

4. Lincoln's Birthday: February 12. The holiday is celebrated in 23 states.

5. Good Friday: The Friday of the week before Easter. National holiday.

6. Memorial Day: The last Monday of May. States except Alabama, Mississippi, and Southern Colorilla.

7. Independence Day: July 4. National holiday.

8. Labor Day: The first Monday in September. National holiday.

9. Columbus Day: The second Monday of October. The holiday is celebrated in 38 states.

10. Veterans Day Armistice Day/Veterans Day: November 11. National holiday.

11. Thanksgiving Day: The fourth Thursday of November. National holiday.

12. Christmas Day: December 25. National holiday