Do you have a good chance of applying to a UK university if you don t get good grades?

There is no problem, if you apply to study for the preparatory department, you mainly need to look at the IELTS score and proof of funds, and I personally think that high school grades are of little use. IELTS is enough to go to university, and many graduate majors are ......

I'm not familiar with the specific part of going to university, but there is a child who studied in Newcastle for the preparatory department, and then applied for a better school, if it is not determined to engage in psychology, there is no need to study a certain professional preparatory department, when the time comes, I know more about British schools and majors, and then apply for other majors and schools is not more free?

The UK is still very good, good luck!

Your IELTS score is good and has points. I think you still have a good chance of applying. The key to studying in the UK is to have a good score in English, so that it is easy to adapt to studying in the UK. That is, the language of psychology is more demanding. It's a bit difficult to read.

First of all, do you have that financial means? At least 400,000 abroad, and your year is British. If you don't speak English, you won't adapt to it, and when the time comes, you'll be homesick, you won't have money, and racial problems will arise. It doesn't matter if you apply or not, the key is your mentality.

Yes, however, you should generally start with the International Foundation Year.

Your grades are okay, there's nothing wrong with that.

Why not apply for a better prep program? If you study for the preparatory department, you will apply for the preparatory department of UCL.

As for your major, psychology, do you have to study this major? Is it easy to read?

The college entrance examination has ended, and it is every student's dream to enter a prestigious school, but the failure of the college entrance examination occurs every year, coupled with the uneven domestic educational resources and other problems, resulting in many students choosing school limitations, and many students cannot enter the ideal university, so what is the impact of the college entrance examination results on the British university application? Prestigious UK universities are becoming the choice of more and more students, and the number of international students in the UK is growing exponentially every year. Its institutions of higher learning have a complete system, large scale, perfect teaching facilities, modern teaching methods, strong faculty and high teaching standards, which make British diplomas internationally recognized and respected.

Due to the different education systems of each country, the results of the domestic college entrance examination do not affect the application to UK universities. In this way, students can not only get out of the shadow of falling off the list, regain the self-confidence they had at the beginning, but most importantly, they can enter the British and even the world's famous universities.

The UK University Foundation Year is a one-year preparatory course for overseas students who wish to study in the UK. The UK Pre-University Programme is a shortcut for previous high school students to attend a UK university.

In the UK, many universities offer their own foundation courses, and students can go directly to university after passing the foundation course. During the pre-university year, students take six courses, including three required and three electives. Electives are taken by students based on the major they plan to study at the university.

The study abroad teacher reminds students that the entry time for the British pre-university is September and January, and now the application for the British pre-university can be in time for September; If you miss a course that starts in September, you can still apply for a course that starts in January. Therefore, in terms of time, there is no question of being too late.

In addition, if students who want to study in the UK do not have an IELTS score, the study abroad teacher recommends that they take the "alternative IELTS" test or the "foundation entrance test" of some universities.

1. Low GPA, but rich work experience

UK universities value your work experience very much, and if you have a very strong background, they think you have very good practical comprehension skills and are fully capable of understanding the course, sometimes lowering the bar.

2. Applicants for studying in the UK have a low GPA and have graduated

If this is the case, the student is generally asked to appeal the dispute. The school will lower the requirements for you according to your situation, and of course your argument request is more reasonable and persuasive. If you have an average score difference of less than 2 points, the probability of success is very large, and the difference needs to be explained by other reasons.

3. If the GPA of the application for studying in the UK is low, will the school calculate the fine score in detail?

The school generally does not carefully calculate your average score, because each school has a very large number of applicants and concentrated, and the school simply does not have that much energy to use a calculator to calculate this.

But if the school wants to reject you with an average score, he will do it, and if you ask the reason for the refusal, the school will give you a score they calculated to explain why you didn't have enough average score. Therefore, when preparing the materials for studying in the UK, you must prepare sufficiently.

I believe you should have an idea, in fact, if the average score is not enough, we should start from other aspects, such as: rich work experience, other specialties (talents) and so on.

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which institutions with your current grades, or what level of universities abroad you can apply to with your current grade level?

You can use the Reference System for Studying Abroad Volunteers.

Enter your GPA, major, language scores, etc., and the system will match the cases of classmates in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

The probability of a successful application for studying in the UK from GPA is not very high, but if you are strong enough in other aspects, and you have scientific research achievements or excellent academic publications, then it is possible that Shizhi will improve somewhat.

If many universities in the UK have already started their 21-year applications, many students will have their materials ready early. Since many applications have been rejected in previous years, let's talk about why they were denied.

1. The student's school background is insufficient

In recent years, there are a lot of domestic students studying in the UK, which has also made these universities in the UK have been raising their application requirements. In particular, the business subjects that have always had a lot of students apply for them have been closed early almost every year, or the number of places in the school has been tightened, which makes it difficult to apply a lot.

And most people also know that not only popular majors, but also British schools have very strict standards for many majors, and they will also have different requirements according to the grade of domestic schools. If you want to go to a popular school or major, but your previous school is not on the university's recognition list, many of you will be rejected if you want to apply.

Second, the student's professional background is insufficient

This is generally only available to students who want to intersect, and no matter what school or major in the UK, there must be requirements for students' undergraduate majors. For example, in the study abroad often people often apply for computer, TESOL and other majors, they will definitely require students to study the major to be related, or at least 25%-50% of the courses read are related to this major. If it is an application for such a student, then you have to consider the major when choosing a school, even if it is a cross-major, it is best to apply for a major related to the original major.

3. Reasons for the instrument

Generally, it is easy to have this problem with the material of ps, which is really different for each student to write, and there are even many students who don't know what to express to the school in the ps.

And now many universities have begun to limit the number of words in PS, for example, only 500 words are allowed, or they can only indicate the purpose of their application within one page. Schools like Edinburgh and King's now require word count. On the G5, basically each school has a separate requirement, and you have to write it according to the school's requirements.

4. The quota is full

It's really uncomfortable to be rejected for this reason. Schools in the UK admit students on a first-come, first-served basis, not because they are not good enough so they are rejected, but because they are late and the places in the school are full. There are still many schools that use split rounds, with fewer places in each round than the previous one, or even closing early.