In 2014, the United States attracted nearly 740,000 international students and solidified its position as the world's number one desired country to receive an education. While the quality of college education has never been an issue here in America, with some American universities like MIT, Harvard, and Stanford consistently appearing on the list of the world's best universities every year, high schools leave a lot to be desired. The standard of U.S. education at the elementary level has steadily declined over the years, as evidenced by declining test scores designed to measure international standards, especially in mathematics and science. While the average American student performs poorly compared to the average Asian student, the disturbing study concerns American students who perform even worse as they age. While the Asian education system may not be inherently better than the American one, it has undoubtedly produced better results, prompting other nations to more closely consider their educational beliefs and methods. While the American education system boasts strengths such as creativity and freedom, there are many weaknesses that could be addressed by implementing national standards, improving the quality of teachers, and simultaneously emphasizing discipline and parental influence. Although not as strict as other Asian countries, India also has strict state and national standards due to the centralization of schools. Due to the nature of my father's job, I changed schools four times before attending high school and it never hindered my education in any way as the course material, learning outcomes and quality of teaching they were almost similar in various schools. Since testing has been standardized across the nation… middle of the paper… mentoring programs, awarding scholarships, grants are some of the ways to support and encourage less fortunate students. Since freedom is the core of Considering the values ​​and beliefs on which America is based, using the Asian education system in its entirety is impractical. Therefore, since the US education system already has some notable desired strengths, such as freedom of speech, appreciation, and encouragement of creativity, we should instead employ only some of the impressive Asian educational practices and place high value on education, in an attempt to keep up with the times. international educational standards. Therefore, by establishing and strengthening national standards, promoting teaching, enforcing discipline, and emphasizing the importance of effort, we can provide American students with the tools needed to be competitive and successful in today's highly advanced global workforce..