Art students take the TOEFL, can art students study in the United States without taking the TOEFL?

The hard part of your question, first of all, you didn't say how many points you want to score. The gap between 70 and 100 is huge.

And then you didn't say that you couldn't understand the first few questions. There is also a big gap between the English of the first and third and fourth years of junior high school.

Seeing your question, I also think that you don't know much about TOEFL either. What is the concept of TOEFL? As long as you take the TOEFL test and it doesn't show up, then it's considered a test.

Generally, American art colleges and universities roughly require a score of 70-80, undergraduate level? It seems to be. It should be the grammatical level of high school English and the approximate level of language organization.

I think that your vocabulary is too small, and this is a problem for people who are not good at English in general. This has nothing to do with New Oriental, you have to memorize words.

Then you have to open your mouth to speak, because the TOEFL has spoken language, and you can practice listening and writing at the same time.

Then you have to understand the TOEFL test, and you'd better look at the New Oriental book, starting with the words. 21 Day Breakout Series, not bad.

Objectively speaking, it is basically difficult to break through in 16 days.

But it's a good 16-day experience to learn what the TOEFL is and where your weaknesses are.

If you can't understand the junior high school questions, even if New Oriental takes classes for 160 days, it's useless...

A score of 60 shouldn't be difficult. Schools in the United States are merit-based, that is, they start with the highest scores, and if your grades are not satisfactory, you may not be admitted. It is recommended that you find a one-on-one TOEFL class right now, and it is very possible to increase to 80 in 1 month!

My friend and I both studied TOEFL in Paterson English, one-on-one class, I studied for 1 month and got 95, and my friend got 105It is recommended that you do not give up on the TOEFL test.

As far as I know, there is a testing center on the 3rd floor of No. 355 Huanghe Road, you can go there to find out about it.

Now start memorizing words, just memorize TOEFL vocabulary, memorize according to the memory curve, and then listen to listening if you have nothing to do, if you write, it's good to write a diary in English, it's very simple to go to 60, it's mainly words + listening.

Students, in fact, learning English is easier than your professional courses, many things are fixed, I think, the key is the attitude and learning skills, the choice of New Oriental is correct, their teachers are very good, study hard, bless you!

How can you communicate without taking the TOEFL test, you generally have to pass the language barrier when you go abroad, which has nothing to do with art or not.

I want money, I want to go abroad! Dad, get the money!

How can you communicate in the United States, let alone study, if you don't know the language.

As long as you have enough funds and find a good study abroad agent, there should be no problem.

If you go to the United States to study in graduate school, you have to take the GRE, and it is recommended to consult an agent to find the kind of formal one who specializes in studying in the United States, they have free ** and provide free consultation, which can save a lot of time. I heard that Dongfang Yucai is good, it is a small company, and the consultant is very professional and responsible, so you might as well give it a try.

For art students, the school's requirements for TOEFL and GRE scores are not very strict, and the most important thing is the work, not in the many, but in the fine.

You can go to the official website of the school you want to go to, and there are ...... requirements for greThis is based on the school.

You can not provide GRE for art classes, or try to improve your professional background, your work or internship experience.

There won't be much difference in the level of difficulty. Mainly, some American schools do not accept IELTS, so it is recommended to take the TOEFL for the sake of conservatism. You can sign up for a class. As long as you work hard, I believe you will pass the test!

The TOEFL test for studying in the U.S. is still mainstream, and although IELTS scores are recognized by many institutions, TOEFL scores are more secure. TOEFL IELTS is not so difficult, so let's study TOEFL.

Some American schools do not accept IELTS, so it is recommended to take the TOEFL for conservative reasons. You can sign up for a class. As long as you work hard, I believe you will pass the test!

I believe that I can do well in the test, and the United States still recognizes the TOEFL more.

The TOEFL test is still a bit difficult, and applying for a training class still has a role in improving my score My TOEFL training is carried out through **, which is highly targeted.

The e-say teacher will guide you to speak more and improve your speaking skills.

The writing part is to QQ and email with the teacher to improve, and it is very convenient to experience the TOEFL course for free.

Well, personal opinion, Kautto. I'm afraid that I will go to the destination country to play for a month, and I will be sure, of course, there will be no drama if I stay in Chinatown.

Someone who came over. It is recommended to take the TOEFL. IELTS is not recognized by many schools in the United States.

Sophomores are ready quite early now. Graduate students majoring in the arts generally only need a TOEFL score, not a GRE. A portfolio is a top priority and requires careful preparation.

The U.S. Department of Beijing Golden Oriental has provided a special "Portfolio Revision Service Project for Landscape Architecture and Planning", and has successfully helped many students to apply for the State College of the Arts, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Harvard University and the University of Yasbolu. If you need professional guidance, you can get in touch.

Hehe, I'm from here, and I'll tell you what I know!

1 Makeup, be careful not to wear too heavy makeup, of course, don't wear no makeup, it is best to wear a little lighter!

2 Dress, dress appropriately, don't be nondescript, don't be rustic, the most important thing is to wear your own characteristics, it is best to give people a bright feeling!

3 Body language Pay attention to body language, the way you stand when you enter the venue has a big impact on the judges!

4 Don't be too nervous, you will be nervous about the exam, but don't be too nervous, too nervous will limit your performance, you must take a deep breath before going on stage, and believe in your own ability!

5 Don't introduce yourself in the interview like recitation, you must have your own novelty, be natural, and be sure to speak Mandarin!

6 Last but not least, be sure to smile, because you know that the power of a smile is great.

Hehe, I summarized the above points, I don't know if it will be useful to you, and also, it's best to bow when you go in and say "Hello teacher"!

Finally, I wish you a good result!

Hello, with such grades, it may be difficult to go to a good university, if you can make up your mind, you should repeat the year.