How can college students study abroad? How to study abroad for college students

Through a study abroad agent, the study abroad applicant can entrust the study abroad related matters to the study abroad agent, and prepare the study abroad application materials and test scores.

Through studying abroad in domestic universities, students first take 1-3 years of domestic courses in China, and then complete the rest of the courses abroad and finally obtain domestic and foreign certificates.

International exchange students, international education exchange programs carried out by domestic and foreign departments in charge of education, apply for academic exchange visas, and study abroad for one year.

The conditions for studying abroad in each country are different, and the conditions and requirements for studying abroad are very high, and materials such as language certification, grade certification, and recommendation letters are generally required. With the growth of the post-90s and post-00s, this young group has a more open mind and higher pursuit, and studying abroad has gradually become one of the options for further study. A one-stop study abroad guide.

Generally speaking, the preparation for studying abroad at the postgraduate level should start at least one year in advance, for example, the UK application is on a first-come, first-served basis, and the number of places is limited. The materials to be prepared include undergraduate scores, standardized scores, IELTS or TOEFL scores, academic recommendation letters, personal statements, application essays, etc., as well as relevant knowledge of the major, curriculum design, cutting-edge academics**, etc.

If you want to apply to the top 20 universities in the QS rankings, you also need to do background improvement. Including projects, internship experience, participation in social activities, participation in summer programs held by the school, etc., you can start preparing from the second year.

Therefore, the sooner the time to prepare for studying abroad, the better!

If you decide to study abroad, the sooner you prepare, the better, and the approximate time planning point from the beginning of your freshman year is as follows:

Freshman to senior year: Maintain a good GPA, even if you don't study abroad in the future, it is very fragrant to get a scholarship for Baoyan.

Freshman year: I should think about whether I want to study abroad or not, and after I think about it, I should communicate well with my parents and get the support of my parents.

Sophomore: Decide which region you want to study in (UK, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, etc.), and whether you want to continue studying in this major or consider changing majors.

Sophomore: IELTS (TOEFL) preparation, you can pass the fourth and sixth levels first; With your resume ready, consider looking for an internship or attending a summer school to brush up on your background.

Senior year: Get an offer for an online application interview

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system for what level of university you can apply to at your own level.

How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case for you according to your own conditions, and find out which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for you to choose a college.

1. There are two ways to go abroad after the freshman or sophomore year: one is to reapply to college, and if you go to the United States, you have to take the SAT and TOEFL.

One is to transfer, you don't need to take the SAT, as long as you have TOEFL or IELTS.

Grades are OK (score requirements vary from school to school).

2. It should not be the best choice to study abroad after the freshman or sophomore year, because it is a waste of time to reapply, and not all credits are recognized for transfer, but only partially, and the completion of studies may exceed the normal time.

3. Transfer mainly depends on foreign language (TOEFL or IELTS) and the results of each subject in school (GPA). Of course, participate in some volunteers, Model United Nations.

Activities such as can also help with the application.

4. It is best to apply for graduate school abroad directly after graduating from university, of course, you can also go abroad halfway through with economic permission, no matter which way, the key is foreign language learning. For specific procedures and requirements, please consult the intermediary.

The exams to prepare for are TOEFL, IELTS and SAT

If you choose a school, you can consider setting the direction you want to study in first, and then consult with a study abroad consulting agency to consult some schools with high rankings in this area. Or you can also take a look at the posts on the study abroad forum.

When studying in China, make sure that the GPA is at a relatively high level, participate in more student volunteer activities, publish more if possible, and accumulate more experience in related aspects.

The first floor is quite complete.

If you go to Canada, you don't need the SAT. The most important thing is to get your IELTS score up.

The process of studying abroad for college students is as follows:

1. Formulate the application plan for studying abroad, including the selection of colleges and universities, and the time planning for students' study abroad applications;

2. Inquire about school information, and inquire about school information through various channels such as writing letters or surfing the Internet to obtain applications**.

3. Take relevant exams, such as GRE, etc.;

4. Send the application** and relevant test results;

5. Prepare proof of assets or find a guarantor;

6. Try to apply for a scholarship;

7. If you are admitted, you can apply for a visa.

Ways to Study Abroad for Undergraduates:

1. Provide test scores.

2. Provide TOEFL, GRE, GMAT or IELTS scores.

Most U.S. universities require a TOEFL score of 550 or higher for freshmen applying to graduate programs. To apply for the scholarship, you must have a TOEFL score of 600 or above (out of 677).

3. Provide college transcripts.

If Min Slag has already gone to college, you can prepare, which country you want to go to to study abroad, which school to go to for graduate school, and prepare to learn the language during college, you can go to the official website of the school you want to go to, see all the supporting materials required for the application process, and you can prepare according to his requirements.

Here's how college students can study abroad:

Application timeline

Take American graduate students as an example:

Applications start from August to September, generally close from the end of December to early January, and EA and ED close from early November to mid-November. Offers are made from February to April, visa applications start from May to June, and classes start from the end of August to early September of the following year. The entire application period is about 1 year.

Apply for the preparation of the file

Generally speaking, you don't have to worry too much about preparing for studying abroad in your freshman year, but the sooner you prepare, the better. In addition, your GPA must be maintained well, many schools have rigid requirements for GPA, so don't fail the course.

You can also take the GRE and GMAT first, which are valid for five years, depending on the requirements of the school and major you are applying to. The following 7 GPA calculation methods are generally common, among which the most commonly used algorithm is Peking University, and most American universities are not applicable to the Canadian algorithm, the Chinese University of Science and Technology algorithm and the Shanghai Jiaotong University algorithm.

For Chinese students, British universities, Australian universities and Canadian universities are more common to evaluate their high school grades on a 100-point scale, so the calculation of GPA is mainly applicable to American university applications.

At the beginning of the sophomore year, you have to prepare for IELTS and TOEFL, and the IELTS and TOEFL test will be taken until the first semester of the third year, because the validity period is only 2 years, but you can apply for the test multiple times during this period.

In general, IELTS scores are relatively recognized, and basically all school applications require them. The Home Office's contract with ETS expires on April 5 and will not be renewed, and in 2014 UK universities will not recognise their TOEFL and TOEIC English language scores.

In other words, TOEFL cannot apply for a visa to the United States at present, so it is recommended that students who plan to apply for the United Kingdom or the United Kingdom and the United States still choose to take IELTS.

The time of the third year is relatively tight, and I have to take the GMAT or GRE, and it will be easier if I have already taken the test before. GMAT is a graduate school entrance exam for all graduate business majors, such as accounting, finance, and other majors.

The new GRE test is the North American Graduate Record Exam for all majors except law and some business majors. So if you don't know what major you want to apply for at first, as long as you don't plan to apply for accounting, you can consider GRE first.

There are also internships that can be attended, and there must be relevant internships here. Be sure to pay attention to the relevance of the major you are applying for, so that such an internship can be meaningful.

And it's best not to do chores, for example, you usually just print out the document, and there is nothing else to do, such an internship experience is useless, and when you talk to the interviewer, it will seem more empty.

In addition, you also need to participate in extracurricular activities, volunteers, competitions, etc., so that you have a rich resume, show that you have a wide range of interests, and will be more interested in you during the interview.

The requirements for university study abroad include academic qualifications, applicants for undergraduate programs must have at least a high school graduate, while those applying for master's programs must have a bachelor's degree with a bachelor's degree. In addition to meeting the academic requirements, when applying for schools and majors, it is also necessary to consider whether the individual's professional background, work experience and interests meet the requirements of the other party.

Each study abroad country has language requirements, and Commonwealth countries such as studying in the United Kingdom mainly look at the IELTS score, and generally require applicants to achieve IELTS above; In North America, the TOEFL is the standard, and the average applicant must have a TOEFL score of 90 or above.

Some countries that do not use English as a test will have different language requirements, such as Japan, Germany, and France. Of course, different schools and majors will also have different language requirements, please pay more attention to the enrollment brochures of major colleges and universities.

Economic conditions are necessary conditions, take several major study abroad countries as an example, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, the total cost of studying abroad in these countries is more than 300,000 yuan a year. In terms of the length of study, it generally takes 3-4 years for a bachelor's degree and 1-2 years for a master's degree. Therefore, the funds required to study abroad are relatively large and must be considered.