congratulation with graduation from school !

Thanks you so much, guys, for the support! @Erin I've been studying English for 8-9 years now. And, yeah, we're mostly taught to write well and use grammar properly(though I'm always unsure if I am writing correctly), but the speaking part is not what really highlighted here. So the main problem of our education at this point is that we "don't" speak :). I think visiting US would help me a lot, and I hope I will be able to do this with Work&Travel program in 2 years. "Sth" is just a contraction of "something" I have learned from English books :) @Ashten Yeah, my mom told me about a woman that worked in US as an interpreter. And I think it might be a good idea, I don't know yet. Plans change so frequently, so I may end up doing anything ;).

What university are you looking to attend? Have you ever thought of working for a hospital as an interpreter? Everyday is a different expirence when you are dealing with people in a medical setting.

How long have you studied English? You write very well! I wouldn't be able to tell that you are not native in English from this post. I'm sure it was probably a typo, but what does the "sth" mean? I would love to be an interpreter too, but I'm not sure what kind of job market there is or if it pays well. You could always come to the US and teach Russian/Ukrainian! Nothing better than learning from a native speaker!