With an average score of 80, what kind of schools do you have the opportunity to apply to in the UK?

An average score of 80 is still okay.

I don't know what your IELTS score is, because people who apply to schools also need to look at your IELTS score.

You can input your basic information into the study abroad positioning system, and then you will match many application cases similar to yours, you can see what kind of schools they have applied to, and then you will know what level of colleges and universities you can apply for based on your own situation.

You can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system on the official website of the study abroad supervision, enter your GPA major, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are in a similar situation to you, and you can see which levels of schools they have applied to, or "filter according to the study abroad goals" to see which backgrounds of people have applied to your target colleges, and formulate general goals and directions based on your own situation.

What are the requirements for admission to various universities in the UK, you can use the Voluntary Reference System.

Look at how many students in the system who are similar to yours have successfully applied to this school or those majors, and see how many of their minimum scores can be admitted, and you can know the grade requirements for the application.

30 universities outside of it, you also need to achieve an IELTS score If you don't understand, you can ask Pei Xin.

As we all know, many students choose to study in the UK every year, and our own university average score is a very important reference factor when applying. Which UK university can you apply to with an average score of 74?

For most schools, a score of 80 is the most basic requirement, and if a student has a 78 or 79, it can be compared with the school's argument, and if other conditions are good, the chances of admission are still very high. But the average score of 75-77 is embarrassing and does not meet the 80 required by most colleges.

It is true that some schools will appropriately lower the requirements considering the status of 211 key universities. Especially when the major of the 211 university is ranked very well, if the average score of the students of the 211 university reaches more than 75 points, they can almost apply to ordinary schools, then the minimum requirement for the general major of most universities is generally only 75 points. For example:

Cardiff University can apply with an average score of more than 75; Keele University graduated from a 211 or 985 institution with an average minimum score of 75; The average requirement for the University of Newcastle is 75 points; Business majors at Royal Holloway, University of London, Royal Holloway, University of Surrey, and University of Sheffield can apply; Meanwhile, 75% of the 2:2 degree at the University of Sussex School of Management includes Corporate and Financial Risk Management, Financial Mathematics, Management and Entrepreneurship, Technology and Innovation Technology and innovation management.

There are also 211 university finance majors with an average score of 78 who were accepted into finance at the University of Glasgow and the University of Birmingham. It is worth noting that if you find out that the degree requirement is 2:2 on the school**, generally 211 universities, 75 points are enough.

For non-211 college graduates, the success rate of such students applying to prestigious schools is generally not very high, but it can also be used as a way to fight, if the grades are such as something, you may wish to contact the school at that time to see if it is possible to finally enter the university.

For example, the University of Dundee, the University of Stirling, the University of Hull, the University of Swansea and the University of Oxford Brookes also accept conditions of non-211, with an average of 75 points. In addition, there are non-211 and bioengineering majors, with an average score of 79, for example, to apply for Loughborough University's MSC finance and management major, you can apply with an average score of 75. Among students of Tourism and Hospitality Management at the University of Plymouth, the average score is over 75 points, but there are no special requirements for graduation.

In addition, Newcastle University has an average score requirement of 75 points for 211 universities, and Queen Mary University of London has a 75% average score requirement for 211 universities.

A score of 74 will be less selective, and the better schools will have a score of 75 or more, so you can consider Newcastle University according to your grades.

University of Stirling. Generally, only a score of about 70 is enough.

Watt University and Sterling are no problem, the strength of these two universities is also very high, but the average score of 74 is a bit low, you can sprint.

It depends on the school's major and ranking, if it is not a very popular major, you can apply to the top 30 schools, such as the University of Southampton and Cardiff University, which are good choices.

Three students who want to apply for graduate studies in the UK can achieve three students, with an average score of more than 85, and most of the undergraduate average score requirements for Chinese students in the master's courses of famous British universities are about 80%, but if we can get more than 85% of the scores, coupled with excellent application essays and efficient communication with the school, it is definitely not a problem to get an offer from a prestigious school.

1. When the UK graduate students apply for the selected school, the materials are sorted, the application is made, the school is determined, the visa is applied, and the physical examination is timed.

2. The education system in the UK is from 5 to 18 years old to complete the course from primary school to secondary school, so they have completed 13 years of academic courses before entering university, and it takes about 3 years to complete the university credits to obtain a bachelor's degree, a total of 16 years to complete the entire academic course.

3. Chinese students only need to spend 12 years of education, and after graduating from high school, they will take 4 years of university courses to complete 16 years of complete education. For Chinese high school graduates who want to study in the UK, in order to make up for the lack of one year of secondary education, students must attend a one-year preparatory pathway course in the UK before the start of their university course, known as the Foundation Year.