If you want to study in the United States, how to deal with the TOEFL

If you have time, it is recommended that you go to New Oriental to enroll in a class to study. That is very efficient, and you can have a comprehensive understanding of the TOEFL test in a short period of time. If you don't want to sign up for classes, then often go to Chasedream to see, there are many experiences written by senior comrades-in-arms, there will always be a good way for you.

Of course, whether you go to class or not, you need to use a few books, because doing the questions is the real improvement.

1. "The Official Guide to the New TOEFL Test (Bilingual Edition)" This is the only book published by ETS that has a comprehensive introduction to the new TOEFL, and there are also a small number of practice questions in it, and the scoring rules need to be read very, very carefully.

2. Longman's "New TOEFL Test Comprehensive Course" with mock test CD. This book is full of exercises, and in addition to a large number of exercises in the book, there are also questions on the mock test CD, and the interface of the mock test CD is very similar to the interface of the exam, so be sure to do at least one set of questions on the Longman mock test CD before the exam. The difficulty is slightly lower than that of the TOEFL test.

3. Delta "New TOEFL Test Preparation Strategies and Mock Tests", the difficulty of this book is slightly higher than the difficulty of the TOEFL test, which is very good!

4. If you still have time, it is recommended to do the Kaplan and Barron questions, but these two questions are more difficult than Delta!

5. Li Xiaolai's "TOEFL Core Vocabulary 21-Day Breakthrough", published by World Book Publishing House. The general vocabulary book is arranged alphabetically from A to Z, and I can't memorize it until G at most, and then I can't memorize it from Z to forward, and I can't memorize it anymore when I get to S. And this book is a word that starts with all the letters in every unit.

In addition, there is a reverse classification glossary at the back of the book, which is to put it bluntly, in the TOEFL test, listening and reading, you may encounter architecture, astronomy, plants, animals, .........The core vocabulary of each discipline is classified according to the subject.

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It is also very helpful to take a look at the exam machine scriptures written by the cder masters and prepare for the heart sutra.

The easiest way is to go to Beijing New Oriental, which is the best TOEFL school in China, and the teachers are all great! The most important thing is that you will have a comprehensive understanding of the TOEFL after you take it, and the review materials will be sent to you, and the study methods taught by the teacher are very useful!

If you want to learn on your own, you need to have the official guide + old TOEFL questions + delta + barron, the official guide has a comprehensive introduction to TOEFL, and if you learn the rest thoroughly, there will be no problem with TOEFL.

1.Go to New Oriental first, there is nothing to say.

2.Do og, longman, delta, barron, kaplan in order, provided that the vocabulary is used. Vocabulary books are not expensive, don't buy everything, according to the degree of difficulty, from easy to difficult:

Li Xiaolai for 21 days; the one edited by Wang Yumei; ZHANG Hongyan; YU Minhong; Dai Yun Zhang Hongwei has a total of 5 books of 10,000 words, choose one.

3.Occasionally chase dreams, sustenance, too stupid, don't hang on it all the time.

4.Before the exam, it takes about 10 days. It's useless to watch too early, our listening teacher Jerry said.

5.ICBC bank card required for registration, open the online payment function, and apply for U shield by the way.

6.That's all for it, it's useless to talk too much, is there less of this kind of consultation on the Internet? Isn't there still someone who keeps asking?

7.Sign up quickly.

I'm glad to meet people in the same way here, but I think your preparation ideas are not very good, go to the United States to take the GRE and TOEFL two exams, now we are already in the second semester of the sophomore year, there is not much time to prepare, if the GRE is put in the back of the preparation effect will not be good, and the TOEFL shelf life is only two years, it is recommended to prepare for the GRE right now, and strive to take the written test in October this year, then it is best to take the computer-based test in August, if the conditions allow, take an intensive class in the summer vacation, and sprint. It is better to have a rough grasp of GRE words before going to it, and the effect will be better. It will be easier when you take the TOEFL test after the GRE test.

This is the preparation should focus on listening and speaking, because we are facing the new TOEFL, the speaking requirements are very high, and it is also important to get a high score. For reading and writing, the level has improved in the preparation for the GRE, and it is no problem to just maintain that level.

As for the process, it is still recommended that you log in to the introductory **, my information about the TOEFL process is just taken from there. It is recommended to go to Sina's study abroad column, which has a detailed introduction to all study abroad exams.

I also want to tell you, that is, don't let these exams affect your professional learning, if you want to improve your competitiveness in the study abroad application, you must have a strong GPA GRE and TOEFL, be strict with yourself, and do not relax on any of them.

In fact, this is what I want to say to myself, because of professional reasons, I can't prepare for the GRE very well, but it's not too late to work hard, cheer up and meet the challenge!

1. TOEFL recognition.

More than 8,500 institutions in the United States and Canada recognize the TOEFL test, and they set a minimum admission score for TOEFL for students applying to study abroad. TOEFL scores are related to the success rate of applying for scholarships.

If you score around 110 on the TOEFL level, you will have a better chance of succeeding in applying for a scholarship.

2. Why should I take the TOEFL when studying abroad?

1.The TOEFL test is the most effective way to assess your English language skills. It provides more accurate scores than other English language tests, helping admissions officers make admissions decisions. The TOEFL test is easier and more convenient for students around the world.

2.TOEFL scores will be accepted by each admissions officer as an authoritative assessment of admission requirements and will prove your English language proficiency.

3.The TOEFL test is the most widely recognised English proficiency test in the world – recognised by more than 8,500 universities and other institutions in 130 countries, including almost all of the top universities in the UK and Australia.

4.A TOEFL score can take you to any college you desire, as almost all universities that require excellent English proficiency recognize TOEFL scores.

5.A TOEFL score can make you stand out and get noticed by others. Universities and colleges have long trusted that exams provide more accurate scores, making admissions decisions easier. Why is that?

Because TOEFL really assesses the level of the four skills you need to use in your classroom in English, listening, speaking, reading and writing.

6.The TOEFL test is the most authoritative college English proficiency test with 100% content that meets the requirements of the institution and truly reflects your classroom level.

7.The TOEFL test measures speaking more fairly than other tests because it is scored by multiple people, unlike other tests where only one person scores.

100 Usually the top 100 universities in the United States require a low TOEFL score of 80, but if you only get a score of 80, then it is not competitive, and generally speaking, it is safer to score above 90.

50 If you are applying to the top 50 universities, then it is recommended that the TOEFL score is more than 100 points, the top 50 universities, the average TOEFL score for freshmen is about 100 points, if you want to increase the chance of admission, then you must do better, if you do not have a particularly outstanding internship or other activity experience, then the TOEFL score must be outstanding, otherwise it will generally be rejected.

The top 30 comprehensive universities and the top 50 liberal arts colleges in the United States currently have an average TOEFL score of more than 105 for admitted students, and some colleges and universities have even reached a TOEFL score of 110, and at the same time, the TOEFL speaking score is required to be no less than 24 points; Therefore, if you want to go to a good university in the United States and sprint to a level college in Qingbei in China, you can only hope to get a TOEFL score of 105.

The landlord can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter your major and other information, and you can query the cases of classmates who are similar to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points are in the language, what is the school background, what major, what is the GPA, etc.) The students have applied, and then compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

1. TOEFL score requirements for undergraduates.

In general, a TOEFL score of at least 100 or above is required in highly competitive colleges. According to US News' 2019-2020 annual survey, Yale University, Columbia University, Brown University and other institutions in the Ivy League all require applicants to score above 100 TOEFL scores. Of course, not all universities have such high requirements.

In general, the minimum TOEFL requirement for American universities is between 60 and 90. According to US News statistics, in the 2018-2019 academic year, the minimum TOEFL score required by comprehensive universities in the United States for international student applicants was 75 on average. Applicants should check the specific TOEFL score requirements of different schools in advance.

It is also worth noting that some schools will require TOEFL in addition to a minimum overall score. If the applicant has a slightly lower score in English but is otherwise excellent, he or she may receive a conditional offer, and a qualified English score will be accepted for a formal offer.

2. TOEFL score requirements for graduate students.

International students applying to graduate school in the U.S. are likewise required to submit language scores. The requirements for different majors in each school may be different, and students need to carefully check the requirements on the school's official website. Generally speaking, business graduate programs tend to have high language requirements for applicants.

Generally, well-known MBA programs require applicants to have a TOEFL score of 100 to 105. Even the average TOEFL score for some programs is between 108-112.

It is important to emphasize that the minimum grade requirements listed by the school are only a benchmark value, and achieving this score does not guarantee that an applicant will be admitted. Compared with other hard indicators of application, a good TOEFL score can be obtained through hard work in a relatively short period of time, so you must not give up!

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which colleges and universities with your current scores, or what level of foreign colleges and universities you can apply to with your current score level, you can input your average GPA score, IELTS TOEFL score, and professional college background into this study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the application cases similar to yours, and see which universities they have successfully applied to, so that you can understand which universities abroad you can apply to with your current score level. Have a more precise positioning of your choice of school.

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter your current personal basic information, such as your major, school, GPA, language scores, etc., and the system will automatically match you with students who are similar to yours, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and universities you can apply to at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which universities and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself. The location address can be obtained from the public *public* account [Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System], or you can click it directly.