Kneel and beg for answers! Friends who have studied in the UK, please come in!

As mentioned by the previous student, the general qualified foundation course should be able to apply to all UK universities through UCAS (but only a maximum of five, plus some universities that are willing to skip UCAS to accept direct applications). Otherwise, be cautious. To be honest, as long as you have a good IELTS score, you can apply to that university now.

If you have to go to college, you should go to a preparatory department at a university. Because the environment is different there. Even in a small university, he still has the hardware that no language school has, and you are in it, and you have already started your university life.

If you go to a more international university that you want to go to, you can go directly to the undergraduate program of this university if you have the right grades. This way, you will be able to save energy and time to devote yourself to your studies. A better understanding of the school's systems (e.g., the grading system) minimizes at least a year's acclimatization period and maximizes productivity.

Moreover, when you are in the preparatory department, you can listen to the public classes of the university at the same time, and if you have the energy, you can imitate them and do the university homework together, and when the time comes, it will be much easier for you to get high grades. This is something you can't compare to in any language school, private college. Because British universities are elite education, it is easy to get in and difficult to get out, and the graduation certificate is finally graded.

Finally, if you are considering a possible future employment with a UK company, the level on the diploma is more important than the school. This is rarely mentioned, but with the return of studying in the UK, it is only a matter of time before the Chinese people know about it.

Foundation courses are everywhere these days, and I would suggest that if you haven't been to the UK yet, it's best to go around the schools during the holidays, or you can go to a language school with multiple branches to study at various points for a while and experience the local culture.

In addition, the geographical location of each university is also important. For example, the economy in the south is more developed, the cost of living is high, but the safety factor is high, and it is easy to find a job. The economy in the north is depressed, the cost is low, but the safety factor is also low, and there is basically no job to find.

Now that the economy is in recession, this factor is even more important to consider.

Also, try not to go to universities, preparatory courses, or subjects that are highly recommended by agents (such as Nottingham, Oxford Brooks, but Oxford is really good). There are too many Chinese there, and the result is the same as not going abroad, and there are many cases of cheating and abduction.

In addition, be sure to bring some vitamin D, where there is less light, it is not easy for people of color to get enough vitamin D, and after a long time, bone density will be low.

Depend on. The preparatory department is all Chinese, you have a fundamental department to things, you were deceived by an intermediary. I have friends who have been studying for 3 or 4 years in preparatory studies. The previous talk about choosing a university or something is a lie.

I'm going to the UK to study for the International Foundation Year, and the agent said that I can apply for 5 places after graduating from the Foundation Year.

When you apply to a school, you apply through the normal UCAS and everyone is equal.

However, if the university you are applying to does not accept your current preparatory course, it will definitely be a rejection. I think that when I was very little in the preparatory department, when I applied for university, the university evaluated my preparatory department before determining the admission requirements.

Choosing a matriculation requires you to do some research.

1 Credibility (as long as it's certified by the British Council, I think).

2 ** The measurement of the university is not necessarily good, for example, our university also has a preparatory department, but the teachers are invited from the college, the tuition fee is 1w3, and the college also runs the same preparatory teacher, as long as 7k8

3 Pre-science stuff Personally, I think it's all high school stuff (science), and I can learn a little bit of language.

PS: I despise Nottingham, but I don't like it.

Well-ranked schools generally have strict requirements for A level grades. I think, if your foundation is going to limit the universities you can apply to, are you going to do a foundation? But there's no need to worry too much, because grades are the most important thing.

In addition, when looking for a school, you must look at whether the school is very exclusionary from outside the UK. Of course, there are not many such schools, but there are. For example, be careful if the school is located in a city where there are few people other than whites.

Unless you want to apply for the top universities in the UK, other schools in the UK that are on the list (recognized by China) can be, the main thing is that you have to choose a good major in the future, have good pre-university grades, do your best, you can go to many schools to meet with the admissions people, remember not to miss the open day, it is very helpful, if you have the opportunity to talk to the tutor, as long as they think you can, maybe you will get a particularly good offer.

UCAS should not be changed after a month after you have chosen the firm and insurance, especially now that the university has already arranged all aspects of the content. I don't think it's possible to ask liverpool to reject you now, and you can negotiate with them if you're very, very firm.

If your firm choice gives you an unconditional offer, in principle, you have no choice but to go to this university, if the firm refuses, you will have the opportunity to go to the insurance now, you should contact UCAS I remember that UCAS will send a letter to confirm that if you want the school to do what you want, you can also take the initiative to contact them.

It's difficult to learn any subject well, depending on how you learn, my child is in the UK, and he is also studying accounting, but the situation is different from you, let's not talk about her. Now there are many people studying in the UK, so there are many Chinese in any school, so they will copy each other when studying, especially the master's degree, copy more powerfully, because many courses are written **, they do not write themselves, they are bought online, so now there is no unit to ask for a master's degree returning from abroad, because many people do not pass English after returning home, let alone professional knowledge. Because you will encounter many new professional words in your studies, you should memorize more words in this area, which will help you understand the specific content of each lesson in class.

Do not live with Chinese, and try to have as much contact with foreigners as possible, so that English can pass, which is the basis of learning. My daughter often complains to me that accounting is difficult, the teacher in class is too coarse, which is also the difference between British and Chinese education, they will ask you to study on your own time every semester in college, I can't remember clearly, it seems to be about 160 hours, there are three semesters in the UK a year, so this reading volume is very large, if you can read more books, more conscious, it should not be difficult, my children are mainly too lazy to read.

For international students, the general teacher will not be embarrassed, because every student is money, especially now when the British economy is not good, so it is very easy to get a diploma.

It is recommended to use the function of word to insert literature to do these tasks, which is very convenient. Otherwise, there is too much literature and there will definitely be mistakes.

It's not as serious as it says, you just put the stuff you fry in quotation marks and make a note.

The Chinese translation is no problem, anyway, I have a year of it, the Chinese translation has passed successfully.

1.To apply for the United States and the United Kingdom, as long as you have communicated in Germany, you will definitely have extra points, and the key is to see how you package it.

2.It is recommended that you use the exchange program to show your following abilities in your essay: environmental adaptability, self-living ability, team ability, integration into the new environment, and interpersonal communication advantages, which are all abilities that are lacking in Chinese students competing with you, and you should highlight your strengths;

3.It's best to ask your professor in Germany to write you a letter of recommendation to show your cross-border academic and academic skills.

This institution focuses on the application of prestigious universities in the United States, please ask if you have any questions.

The experience exchanged can only be used as part of the application.

As far as I know, TOEFL and GRE account for a large proportion of U.S. applications, and there is PS

Don't worry, the British Embassy won't check it, and the internal information of the public security is generally only kept for 4 years, and if it can't be found on the Internet, it doesn't matter.

It's just that fighting is not a big problem, and besides, it's not 16 years old, so it's no problem.

Minors are not a big problem, and the embassy processes a lot of visas every day, so I won't pay special attention to your friends, and I won't check it, don't worry

Did your friend get a successful visa later?

Jamaica, of course, not everyone can go. There is a limit to the number of exchange students who can go out. But most people don't choose to go to Jamaica for an exchange, so if the quota is not satisfied, of course you will be able to go if you apply...

There is no additional cost, but you must pay for the travel and living expenses.

In fact, you and I both know that there is no great advantage in employment, and whether you can find a job depends on ability. You're just trying to find a sense of comfort.

Definitely Edinburgh is good. It can be ranked in the top 10 in the UK, and its international reputation is also great. The school has a long history, and is one of the first universities in the United Kingdom, which was founded more than 200 years before Manchester University.

It is recommended that you go to Edinburgh and do not have to worry about not being able to get a diploma independently... Even if it is independent, the reputation of this school will still be recognized in the country. It's already in the UK, it's easy to get to Manchester, you take the time to travel to the city, maybe you get tired of staying for a week.

There are at least a few issues that must be clarified first, first, when I was young, I served as the head of 3 townships, and it was a god and demon establishment at that time, whether there were any witnesses, or other evidence, such as work permits, appointment letters, etc. Without these, empty words are of no avail. Second, what is the reason for the decentralization of the rural farming, streamlining is just a formality, and the specific way to return to the rural areas, such as retirement, dismissal, automatic resignation, and so on.

Third, I haven't approached the relevant departments over the years, how can I respond, why?

After figuring it out, there is a target.

Streamlining the organization and sending her to the countryside is not a retirement.

She is now financial** and can apply for subsistence allowance.

You can only enjoy the same retirement benefits as civil servants. There is nothing else.

According to the current 2005 Civil Servants Law, decentralization due to downsizing is classified as dismissal by the agency, and the most you can do is apply for unemployment insurance.

After becoming the head of three townships, why didn't he retire? It may not be a ** streamlining institution, and when will she be sent back to the countryside to farm? It's hard to give you any ideas before you figure them out.

When I became the head of Sanxiang, I didn't do it, I was able to streamline the organization, and sometimes I was sent back to the countryside to farm, and I didn't figure it out before I gave my ideas.

I studied in the UK, in the UK, for graduate or undergraduate, the tuition fee is 9000 15000 pounds a year, and different schools and majors are different, but they are all in this range, and the more top schools in the UK, the more expensive the tuition is!!

In fact, studying in the UK, I think books should be the most expensive, and the books here are very expensive things, if you decide to study the major, you can go to the school** to see the general reference books of that major, and then you can bring some reference books from China, I study here, I basically haven't bought reference books, and it's good to buy textbooks, but the library here is very rich

The cost of living depends on you, and if you're in London, it's about 280,350 pounds a month, and you can share a house with friends, or you can choose to live in a school, but British dormitories are very expensive.

It's not too expensive to eat here (buy your own food and cook) here KFC a** is about pounds ( by 15 ) Most of the consumption here is 10 times that of China For example, 1 yuan of domestic things here will cost 15 yuan. This is all normal.

Mainly, here, it's cold, and you're going to have to heat it, and it's all gas, and it's very expensive, in the UK! 。Probably 5000 pounds a year!! Tuition fees are not included in daily expenses and the like.

The price is rising, and the scholarship is still shrinking, about 40-50w a year.

250,000 a year is enough for everything. Renminbi.