Can domestic college students go to the United States for graduate school?

To study for graduate school in the United States, you must also have an undergraduate degree to study for graduate school in the United States. You can transfer credits past and continue through undergraduate studies before you can go to graduate school.

Foreign universities prefer to recruit applicants with certain work experience for graduate studies. From the time of application, you should highlight your work history and experience so that the likelihood of being accepted increases considerably.

If you have a TOEFL score, you also need a GRE score. If you are admitted, instead of going directly to graduate school, you need to make up classes, which is similar to dual enrollment. According to your junior college grades, the school will see how many courses you are behind from your undergraduate, and then decide to let you make up these courses, and you have to make up these courses, that is, you have reached the undergraduate level recognized by the school before you can continue to graduate school.

Surely, it's best if you can send it officially, and you can't send it at your own expense.

In short, you must take the TOEFL first, and only after passing the TOEFL can you go to the United States to study.

It should be possible. You'd better go to the official ** of the specific university to see.,It's best to send an email to the student center or admissions center or something like that.,After all, this is the most accurate.。。 Every school will be different.

College students cannot go directly to the United States for graduate school, and they need to go through certain pathways.

Applicants who are typically applying for graduate studies in the U.S. must have an undergraduate degree. For applicants who do not have an undergraduate bachelor's degree, there are usually cases for graduate school in the United States:

1.Apply for transfer credits, and after the transfer credits are successful, you will continue to quietly complete the necessary credits for obtaining an undergraduate bachelor's degree in the United States, and then apply for graduate school or other schools after obtaining the degree.

2.At present, a very small number of schools have some transfer programs, which basically require about a year of study there, pass the examination to obtain a bachelor's degree, and then continue to study in the school.

About Transfer Credits:

Transfer students who apply for American universities, but how many credits they need to take after going to the United States, they need to convert courses and credits according to the requirements of the school, and the number of credits transferred will be more if they are in the same major; Foreign formal schools are very strict in the evaluation of credit transfer, so college students should not blindly believe in the statement that "credit transfer can be carried out" in the process of consulting and studying abroad. The first is the issue of credit recognition. Many foreign colleges and universities do not recognize the credits of domestic college students, especially in the United States, the recognition of college credits is very complicated, and there are not many credits that can be transferred.

The second is the issue of curriculum articulation. Even if the credits are recognized, starting from the sophomore or junior year, due to the different education systems in China and the United States, the curriculum and textbooks are also very different, and college students need to put in more effort than high school students to overcome the difficulties in curriculum articulation, and the learning pressure is very high.

The way for college students to go to the United States for a master's degree --- to a master's degree (direct promotion).

Junior college students can apply for a master's degree in the United States directly after graduation. The biggest advantage of post-secondary master's degree is that it saves time and money, and is suitable for students who prefer to obtain a master's degree in the shortest time and cost. However, the number of schools that offer post-secondary and master's degrees is limited, the majors are limited, and the basic requirements for students are high.

At present, the master's program is favored by students, but in fact, only a few schools in the United States have opened a master's program. This program also requires students to go through about one year of undergraduate education in the United States before they can successfully enter the master's level of study, and finally obtain a formal master's degree in the United States.

The way for college students to go to the United States for master's degree --- preparatory department + master's degree.

If junior college students are weak in a certain aspect of the curriculum, they can choose to go to the United States to study preparatory courses first. The preparatory program provides more opportunities for students with weak foundations or no (or very low) language scores to study at prestigious universities in the United States. However, it takes a relatively long time, and the total investment cost is high.

The way for college students to go to the United States for master's degree --- college upgrade (transfer credit continuation).

If students who have graduated from a junior college want to study in the United States, they can also choose to go to the United States to study for a bachelor's degree first, that is, to upgrade to a bachelor's degree, and then apply for a master's degree in the United States. There is a relatively wide range of options for post-secondary education, and there is a greater chance of studying in a relatively better university. However, there is more uncertainty about the number of transfer credits in general, and it takes longer to complete the bachelor's degree.

Domestic college graduates can apply to transfer to a U.S. university to continue their undergraduate studies, and after graduation, they will be awarded an official diploma and degree certificate from a U.S. university, which is the same as a four-year undergraduate degree in the United States.

U.S. universities have similar requirements for transfer students to freshmen, such as TOEFL scores, while high school and college have lower GPAs than freshmen. In addition, as for the issue of domestic college students transferring to the United States to study in their junior college, because the academic system of American universities is a credit system, some of the credits of domestic junior colleges for three years will be transferred to American universities. The specific number of credits that can be accepted by American universities needs to be evaluated and confirmed by American universities, and three-year college students generally need 2-3 years to complete their undergraduate studies in American universities.

At the time of graduation, as long as you can complete the corresponding academic pure points, you will definitely be able to get a U.S. undergraduate degree certificate.

Junior college students cannot directly apply to graduate school in the United States, because the United States requires applicants to have an undergraduate degree.

You can try to upgrade to a bachelor's degree in China first, and then apply for graduate school in the United States, or transfer to the United States to study in the community after graduating without studying, and then transfer to a regular undergraduate degree to continue to apply for graduate school in the United States!