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It depends on what country you go to and whether you are applying for a bachelor's or master's degree.

If you are going to the United States, it is best to choose to take the IBT test, IELTS can also be used, but the recognition rate of good schools is not high. For undergraduate applications, you also need to take the SAT, and for graduate applications, you need to take the GRE (science, engineering, liberal arts, and some business applications), or GMAT (business applications), or LSAT (law applications, but LD does not seem to be required).

If you are going to Canada, both IBT and IELTS are accepted. If you apply for undergrad, you don't need to take other exams, but for graduate applications, especially for better universities, you still need to have a GRE GMAT score, if any, to enhance your application background.

If you go to the UK, the situation is similar to that in Canada, except for the acceptance of IELTS in terms of language tests and the IBT recognition rate is not very high.

If you are going to Australia, IELTS results are sufficient.

Generally speaking, if you get 7 or more in IETLS, you can apply to all the better universities (except for some schools in the United States), and you can apply to all the better universities if you get 100 or more in the IBT. However, each school's score requirements may be different, and you can choose the school you want and look at the admissions requirements on their official website.

The above is only one of the materials that can be provided in the part of the examination for studying abroad, and it is only one part of the materials required for the application process, which also requires you to have a letter of recommendation, a personal statement, a profile, your high school and college transcripts, etc.

It is unlikely that you will be able to earn enough money from a few casual workers. However, in general, it can solve the problem of living expenses. Moreover, there is a limit to the total number of working hours for international students.

In addition, international students who have just arrived abroad are generally not allowed to work outside of the school.

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If you want to study abroad, please choose your major and country first. As for the doctor of special education, you can consider it, as for the degree of reality, it still depends on the requirements of the school you declare, you can explain your personal situation, and see what requirements the school gives. If you go abroad, the school will give you the requirements, which are nothing more than passports, visas, medical certificates, and deposit certificates.

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Hope my advice is helpful to you.

I have prepared all the materials, and there is no major problem. I've seen a few of you in our school. But if you think about it, there are a lot of problems after studying abroad, and I already feel a lot of troubles

Foreign universities generally accept applications one year in advance, so you also need to start preparing for going abroad a year in advance.

You start preparing for the IELTS or TOEFL exam in your junior year, and you don't need to take it too early, as both of them are only valid for 2 years. The exam will be taken in the first semester of the senior year at the latest. If you are applying to the United States, you will also need to prepare for the GRE or GMAT during the year.

What school to choose needs to be judged based on a comprehensive analysis of your major, university grades, language scores, etc. After waiting for the language, you can apply to the school, probably in the first semester of your senior year, mainly to submit your university enrollment certificate, transcripts, language scores, recommendation letters, etc.

The most basic process is to apply for a school--- the school will issue an admission letter--- apply for a visa --- study abroad.

Your main task now is to study well in your major and maintain your academic performance during your university years, because the quality of your application to schools is mainly based on your grades.

I finished the TOEFL test in the first semester of my junior year and the GMAT test in the second semester. If you want a good school, you may not be ideal in the TOEFL test once, so you may take the test again, and the GMAT is the same, there are still a lot of things to do after the test, but it doesn't make much sense to take the test too early because of the TOEFL validity period. Of course, there are also people who apply for the TOEFL in their senior year, but I think that in this case, people who have strong perseverance and ensure that they can get your target score are suitable.

Delvot is one of the world's leading polytechnic universities, with a wide variety of scholarships and of course fierce competition, as the applicants are all excellent students.

The cost of studying in the Netherlands is low and the quality of teaching is high; An all-public university with globally recognized academic qualifications; Teaching in English, global faculty; anti-visa procedure, high visa rate; Work legally, no security deposit.

The Netherlands is an ideal destination for studying abroad, and is a leader in business, law, logistics, finance, medicine, communications, electronics, architecture, agriculture, life sciences, arts, natural sciences and other fields.

The Netherlands is the first non-English-speaking country on the European continent to start teaching in English, and has now offered more than 1,500 professional courses taught in English.

The living expenses plus tuition fees for one year of studying in the Netherlands for undergraduates are about 10,120,000 yuan, and the living expenses plus tuition fees for one year for master's students are generally about 16,180,000 yuan, which varies from school to school.

Although the Netherlands is a small country, it is a very strong country, known as an economic giant, one of the countries with the best economic situation in Europe, and its per capita income has been among the top in the world in recent years. The Netherlands is a garden-like country with a pleasant climate and elegant environment. The Dutch society is stable, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and the conditions in all aspects are very suitable for studying.

Dutch-Chinese education in Shanghai.

Language requirements Choose a school Submit an application for admission (including notarized transcripts, graduation certificates, bank deposit certificates, etc. Generally, you will be asked to pay tuition fees at this time, of course, there are also those that are not) Apply for a passport Apply for a visa after receiving the school's admission notice After the visa is basically passed, you will be notified of the physical examination! If you pass, you can study abroad!

1. Choose a country and school and apply for admission.

2. After getting the admission notice, prepare relevant materials according to the visa requirements, such as notarization of graduation certificate, birth certificate, notarization of academic performance, security deposit, IELTS or TOEFL for those over 18 years old.

3. Make your passport in advance, go to the designated hospital for physical examination, and prepare for tuition,。。

If you go to a foreign country to study in middle school or university, it is recommended to find a qualified intermediary to handle it, and you can apply and apply for a visa by yourself for graduate school.

1. Pay attention to the ranking of the school you are applying for, and check the information of the schools you are going to, such as whether it is certified by the Ministry of Education (that is, whether China recognizes the diploma of that school), otherwise you will not even be able to take the civil service test when you come back.

2. If you have already contacted a good school, the next step is to prepare the language.

3. If you don't know the school, don't know how to find the school's information, and don't take the IELTS test or anything, it is recommended that you go to the 2+2 study abroad that is officially certified in China. 2 years of studying basic professional courses in China is more economical and has a good buffer for you to start an independent life and professional course knowledge. But the premise is that it must be a regular, audited and certified project by the Ministry of Education.