How do I apply to go to university abroad?

Some good schools require TOEFL, and if you want to apply for a scholarship, you also need a GRE score.

Go to the school's official homepage to find out what materials you need.

Generally, it is a PS, a resume, 3 letters of recommendation, 4 years of undergraduate, or 3 years of high school (I don't know if you are applying for undergraduate?). Transcripts. GRE and TOEFL scores Then some schools are supporting** applications.

That's it, just send the materials!

This is the basic process of applying for a scholarship in terms of materials.

1. Prepare for the English test.

English is a communication tool. IELTS is required in Commonwealth countries like the United Kingdom and Australia. North American countries like the United States and Canada require TOEFL.

If you go to the United States for graduate school, you need to take the GRE. Take the MBA and take the GMAT. To go to a Commonwealth country, IELTS is enough.

The English test is an important preparation and the most important and trustworthy admissions office.

2. Apply to university.

This corresponds to which country to apply for and which country to go to first. It involves preparing to go in which English. Apply to universities and majors.

Applications to universities are based on their own criteria. Apply to a total of 5 or 6 universities, and then choose one of the universities that you think is better, and then choose a major first. Generally, it is consistent with or related to one's own background, and some majors do not require a background.

Such as: Education, Sociology, Asian Studies, etc.

In the process of preparing for English, it is possible to contact different schools, send an email, and apply to universities after knowing clearly. If you don't get an English score, you can also apply. Tell the school how many times you can take the test, and the school will meet and give you a passing ticket.

When you go to school, you can submit your acceptance letter to the Admissions Office along with your English scores.

3. Apply for a visa.

A student visa refers to a passport or travel document that is signed (stamped) or labeled, and the reason for the holder's entry, the duration of his stay, or the permission to travel to other countries through the passport or travel document are indicated. If a person wants to travel abroad, settle or study abroad, get married, etc., they should have a visa in addition to their passport.

A passport is a certificate of nationality and identity of the holder, and a visa is a permit for a sovereign state to allow foreign citizens or its own citizens to enter, exit or transit.

4. Physical examination and exchange.

Go to a country-designated quarantine center for a physical examination, go to the Bank of China to exchange currency, and bring an admission notice, which will explain how much money you want to exchange. Residents are not allowed to exchange RMB for other foreign exchange with banks at will. If you want to go abroad for study, tourism, family visits, etc., you can apply to the local People's Bank of China if you need foreign exchange.

5. Find an international office.

The international office helps arrange everything so that you can study with peace of mind. As for living off-campus or on-campus, the situation is the same as in China. It's safer inside the school and more convenient outside the school.

There are two types of procedures for studying abroad, one is to study abroad at your own expense, and the other is to study abroad at public expense, the process of the procedures is different, and the materials required are also different.

1. Study abroad at your own expense.

1. Obtain 2 copies of the "Application Approval Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Outside the Territory)" from the exit and entry administration department of the city or county public security bureau where the household registration is located with your ID card or household registration booklet or other household registration certificate.

2. Fill in the "Application and Approval Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Territory)" in detail and submit the political review opinions of the unit or police station.

3. Submit the applicant's ID card, household registration booklet or other household registration certificate for inspection, and submit a photocopy.

4. Submit 4 recent full-face color half-length passport photos (glossy photo paper) of the applicant. Single-use imaging snapshots, reproductions**, or printouts using a variety of color printers** will not be accepted.

5. For self-funded study abroad with personal contact, submit the admission notice issued by the receiving school; For those who are contacted by a legal intermediary to study abroad, submit the relevant certificate and admission notice issued by the intermediary in a uniform format.

6. Persons with college degree or above who apply for self-financed study abroad must submit the "Certificate of Self-financed Study Abroad Qualification Examination" issued by the provincial education department.

7. Those who go abroad to study religious courses (including going to religious schools to study) must submit a certificate of consent issued by the religious affairs bureau at or above the provincial level.

8. Submit other certificates deemed necessary by the examination and approval authority.

2. Studying abroad on public assignment (including those on national assignment and unit assignment).

1. Obtain two copies of the "Application for Approval of Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Territory)" from the Exit and Entry Administration Department of the Public Security Bureau of the city or county where the household registration is located with their ID card or household registration booklet or other household registration certificates.

2. Fill in the "Application and Approval Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Territory)" in detail and submit the political review opinions of the unit or police station.

3. Submit the applicant's ID card, household registration booklet or other household registration certificate for inspection, and submit a photocopy.

4. Submit 4 recent full-face color half-length passport photos (glossy photo paper) of the applicant. Single-use imaging snapshots, reproductions**, or printouts using a variety of color printers** will not be accepted.

1. Prepare for standardized language score exams and make sure you pass them. When choosing your target school, you should be clear about what standardized test scores you need to submit for the school you are taking, and recognize IELTS or TOEFL;

2. It is necessary to check a lot of information about the target school on the Internet, including the major setting, the history of their school, the college setting, the tutor of the major to be examined or the number of Chinese students, etc.;

3. Prepare all the information required for school application, including personal application form, school application form, transcript, standardized test transcript, and recommendation letters, etc., and send them to the school you are applying to ensure that you are successfully admitted;

4. After receiving the admission notice from the school, start to apply for a visa at the age of several years. At the end of the visa, you need to submit an admission letter;

5. Ensure that there is a certain amount of economic support, so the family's economic income situation is also quite heavy, and all the processes come here, and you must start preparing before going abroad;

6. Under normal circumstances, you can pack a few clothes, bring some standing medicines, or favorite small items, and other things, especially household appliances.

If you don't speak English well, you need money.

That's how my classmate went, his English was not very good in the class, so he went to Canada first, transferred to high school, and then exercised.

Went to the University of Toronto... That's amazing.

Toronto needs more than 100,000 a year. Australia is also almost more than 100,000. 300,000 a year (colleges) in the United States. Earn this goal by yourself really.

It's very difficult, if you can earn these expenses in a short period of time, I don't think you need to go abroad, and it's not the same if you go abroad.

It's hard to find a good job. By the way, going to university in China is about 10,000 yuan a year, and the tuition fee plus living expenses and accommodation expenses are also more than 20,000 yuan.

And preparing for the exam abroad is a money-burning process, to take the SAT and TOEFL, the registration fee is about 1500, and the SAT mainland has not yet been prepared.

If you want to fly to Hong Kong to take the test at the test center, you will generally not be able to take the TOEFL test once, and you will know how much it costs if you take the test a few times.

There are almost no scholarships for international students in American universities, and even if there is, it is a super bull, hey, because the tuition fees for international students are also.

Generally, I want to be a teaching assistant or a research assistant, but there are many people who apply for this, so it is not easy to get.

If you want to go abroad DIY and don't find an agent, it's the best, find an agent and spend tens of thousands of dollars, I personally think you really have to think clearly, don't think.

It must be good to go abroad, some of my classmates go abroad, they are still a little homesick in other places, and I have been to the United States, and I personally feel that it is actual.

It's not very different from China (personal feelings!). The food and accommodation are not cheap, and the price of things in the supermarket basically has to be exchanged for currency.

symbols, and you have to think about what studying abroad brings you, you go to the local area, will you definitely be able to make friends with local students? Or will you.

Speaking Chinese in Chinese circles? What is the purpose of your study abroad? Don't want to go abroad just because you are avoiding the college entrance examination or someone else going abroad in the third year of high school, there are those in my classmates, and the final result is really not very good.

PS: If you apply directly to an American university in your third year of high school, you must need the SAT and TOEFL, as well as your high school GPA, and then the application essay.

Books, PS, essays, recommendation letters, etc., as well as various supporting materials. By the way, you need proof of property to prove that you have the money to study.

You won't drop out of school because you don't have money. Then send these to the United States, by the way, generally American schools will have online applications, you have to be in school.

There are a lot of contents filled in on the official website, if you want to apply yourself and your English is not good, well, you should think about it carefully.

Then it is to wait for the offer, maybe some schools will have ** interviews, and then the school will ask you to prepare a visa, generally speaking, rejected.

Less, but there are.

In order to save money, I think you can go to university in China first, and then transfer halfway, then the success rate will be much greater, the preparation will be more thorough, and it will be easier, and you will know a lot of Chinese university classmates, and you will not feel lonely because you know fewer people. Get a degree.

The certificate is also an American school, and several of my fellow students have lost school. Personally, I think it's very good.