High scores to solve graduate school entrance examination and study abroad! Urgently ask two questio

Don't panic, let me tell you, the cost of studying in the United States is about 300,000 a year (my brother studied at Franklin & Marshall College in the United States) He is a college student, let me tell you, if you study really well. Go for IELTS and TOEFL. Tell you that if you have good grades, you can apply for a full scholarship.

That is, you don't have to pay a penny, you can go. But remember to be excellent. Japan is really not as good as the United States, and if you can consider the United States, you should not consider Japan.

It's still the same sentence to take IELTS and TOEFL. Tell you that if you have good grades, you can apply for a full scholarship. That means you don't have to pay a penny.

It is not suitable to study abroad depending on your situation, because I don't think your situation can apply to a very good school, the cost of each country is different, taking the United States as an example, a total of about 100,000 per year, part-time work may affect learning on the one hand, and a better job is not easy to find, I don't know the tuition fee in Japan, but it seems to be more expensive than the United States. Prices are also high.

If you go to Europe, you must first take IELTS, and the United States and Australia will take the TOEFL, but now many European countries also accept TOEFL scores, and I think IELTS is easier than TOEFL.

If you want to go abroad, the younger the better.

If you can't apply for the Ivy, it's best to find an agent.

I don't know what major you're studying.

I still agree with the opinion upstairs, and a situation like yours may not necessarily get a good university.

Because good universities have certain requirements for academic performance and graduation colleges.

It depends on what kind of purpose you are going abroad.

Graduate students are not recommended to take the exam, now there are so many graduate students, you can only compete with graduate students, so employers will look at these people's undergraduate studies in **.

I think you might as well consider studying in Japan, where the economy and technology are relatively developed, so you can broaden your horizons and thinking, and you can work part-time in Japan, but it seems that Japanese level 2 is not enough, and you still have to go to a language school when you go abroad.

Time is precious, so hopefully consider it.

The upstairs is more reliable, and it should be a good choice to find an intermediary.

1. All the major directions should be considered according to your ability characteristics, learning experience, and future career positioning. Do you want to be a teacher in the future? Entering a production company? Or engage in ** acting?

Distribution of foreign majors: The professional settings can be divided into: composition, conducting, literature and theory, vocal music, professional people, performance, management, production and recording engineering, etc.

To enter a foreign school to study for a master's degree, you have to go through an application process, and the time to submit the application, according to the requirements of different countries, is generally one year in advance. The content is mainly in three aspects: personal academic performance, language grading test results (referring to TOEFL, IELTS, etc.), and personal professional portfolio.

The completion of the study abroad application needs to have a preparation stage, before the preparation begins, you need to clarify the professional direction, the country of study, and what you can do now is to make your average score not lower than 80 points.

Application Result: Admission in January October of the previous year - November.

Application Result: August Enrollment April to June.

The following documents are generally required for the application of postgraduate students at the University of Hong Kong:

1 Undergraduate transcripts: one copy in Chinese and one in English, and must be notarized by the school (stamped with the official seal of the Academic Affairs Office on the envelope of the school).

2 Proof of English proficiency: IELTS is generally required to be around.

3 GMAT scores: With the fierce competition, many majors related to MBA and finance and banking in Hong Kong universities now require GMAT scores, which are the same as TOEFL, only photocopies are required. However, when you officially apply for admission, you need to submit the original copy for inspection by the graduate school of the school.

4 Application**: Generally speaking, applications from Hong Kong institutions must be qualified by filling out paper applications in person (approval speed is slow) or online**, and then all necessary documents need to be submitted for review. However, unlike in the United States, universities in Hong Kong require you to state your research intentions, and of course the specific requirements vary from major to major.

5.Research Program (Required for Research Masters): This is one of the most important points that differs from American universities.

A research proposal is purely academic and does not need to include things such as personal experiences or feelings. It requires applicants to have a clear research proposal and a good grasp of it. The plan must be very specific and not too broad.

The research plan generally includes the following points: (1) the research object, i.e., the problem you want to solve, (2) the significance of the research problem, (3) the status of previous research, i.e., the remaining problem, (4) your research methodology, and (5) bibliography. Generally speaking, the department will advise you to contact a professor to determine the research topic, methodology, etc., and obtain the professor's approval before submitting a formal proposal.

Of course, if you can get the professor's attention, ask him to give you advice or even give you revisions, then the chances of success are very good.

6 Letters of recommendation: The University of Hong Kong generally requires two to three letters of recommendation, but they must be from the relevant academic field, and the most important thing is that the referee must have enough interaction with you, that is, he knows your academic achievements and research habits very well. Letters of recommendation are:

7.Various qualifications and award certificates obtained in school or on-the-job, social practice certificates of current students, etc. These materials are all magic weapons to increase the success rate of your application.

1. Each has its own characteristics, different majors must be different, generally the British and American brands are better, other schools are good, the important thing is that you can immigrate, the Netherlands is very strong in engineering, and the management class is also good.

2. Except for New Zealand, which is two years, the others are one year, the important thing is GPA, in addition, the qualified language scores, the cost is similar, 30W a year, 20W a year in New Zealand, but it is generally two years.

3. Personally, it is recommended to choose other countries except the United States, Canada and the Netherlands, because you still need to take the GMAT test and change your major. New Zealand has the greatest grasp because it is a two-year program, and you can study relevant professional courses in the first year, and then take the second year of master's courses after reaching B+.

4. The economic situation is not very good, so the scholarship opportunities are basically gone, and individual phenomena such as if you go to the UK, there are many Chinese with a master's degree in business. The environment is good in Australia, the climate in New Zealand is similar to that in the south, and other countries are fine, and the price is definitely more expensive than in China, after all, there is an exchange rate problem.

5. If you are employed, there is no work visa in the UK, New Zealand, Australia and the Netherlands still have a work visa for 1-2 years, and the convenience of immigration must be Canada, Australia and New Zealand, New Zealand is the easiest (relative), all of which are scored system, such as academic qualifications, work experience, age, etc.