I m a recent undergraduate graduate, so can I apply to study in Canada?

QQQWW is right, it is not easy to get an offer from a Canadian school, so it is recommended that you must have a TOEFL IELTS score before applying for an offer. Some schools will also require applicants to provide GRE or GMAT scores.

If you want to go to graduate school, you should go to the United States.

It is really difficult to apply for graduate school in Canada, and I have a friend who applied for 10 majors in Canada, but he didn't get any of them.

If you are interested in North America, it is recommended to jump to the United States.

Canada will generally ask you to provide the GRE or GMAT and the TOEFL.

Although IELTS and TOEFL are recognized in Canada, it is more cost-effective to take the TOEFL.

Because IELTS is more demanding than the equivalent TOEFL score.

For example, for undergraduate admission, if the TOEFL score requires 550 or 580, IELTS will be required, not to mention the master's degree.

Moreover, Canada is located in North America, so it will be inclined to TOEFL.

Fresh graduates apply for a master's degree in college, in fact, they can apply for a slightly more remote but well-known school first, so that the offer is easier to get, and then transfer to Xi'an Tario or UBC or how big or something.

But you will be asked for a language score, but it will take some time.

The master's degree in Canada is two years, but many Chinese students go there and can get it in one year.

If the landlord decides, go for it.

OK. The application is the same as applying to a U.S. school.

The language test also depends on your GPA.

Yes, but it's more difficult in Australia than in the UK.

Most of the students in the cooperative program do not have a detailed plan for studying abroad, and it is often more difficult for them to adapt to the study abroad life than those who study abroad in the first place. From domestic universities to foreign universities, sudden changes in learning styles, ways of thinking, and language environment will catch international students off guard and find it difficult to adapt. Problems such as failing courses, low GPA, and not being able to keep up with the teacher's rhythm in class emerge one after another, and may eventually end in failure to study abroad.

However, compared to students studying abroad directly, international students in cooperative programs have fewer solutions if they are unable to graduate. If a foreign undergraduate student is expelled, then you can also transfer to another school to retake your bachelor's degree, that is, it will take a few more years. However, due to the cooperation between domestic universities and foreign universities, it is not practical for international students to transfer to other schools, and the credits taken cannot be transferred to other schools.

At this time, international students are often in their junior and senior years, and it is difficult to accept re-applying for undergraduate studies for another four years.

So what to do at this time? At this time, you can choose to skip the undergraduate and apply for a master's degree directly, and choose to study in the UK to get a master's degree. Being expelled from the school itself has come to a standstill, if you choose to transfer, you will waste more time and energy, money is also the main reason on the one hand, and the master program in the UK only has one year of study, time and money cost less than the undergraduate, and finally get a master degree, for their own time planning and money, you can get a big link.

There are not many international students who have not graduated for many years in undergraduates, and they have wasted their best youth abroad.

Your English must be improved, because no matter what major you want to study, you must have a good IELTS or TOEFL test score if you want an admission letter from a university and a visa.

Graduate students in Canada are more difficult to apply to than those in the United States and the United Kingdom. The equivalent score can be applied for in the United States, but it may be omit in Canada. If you must go, IELTS or TOEFL must have a higher score.

At the same time, your grade point should also be high. In school, it's up to you to see what you can do.

If you don't get a good score in English, it is recommended not to choose to go abroad, after all, language is the foundation of everything abroad.

If you want to go to Canada to study accounting for graduate school, it is difficult to apply, so it is recommended that you apply directly to undergraduate accounting now.

However, if you want to graduate from a bachelor's degree and study in Canada for graduate school, you can apply for a business management course, which has relatively weak requirements for professional background, and you need to prepare to apply for graduate school in your junior year. IELTS scores are generally valid for 2 years, and language scores are required for both undergraduate and graduate studies.

A reserve of 60w RMB is required for 12 months.

Take the TOEFL, North America is more aware of the TOEFL, if you can, go to the New Oriental, it is best to take a GMAT, now there are more applications for schools, the tide rises, there is a GMAT to increase competitiveness, TOEFL is valid for two years, and it is not too late to wait for you to take the English test in terms of school selection, and you can take the test before your senior year. At the same time, it is better to ensure the average grade of your undergraduate years, and it is better to get a ** or something, and it will be easier to get a scholarship at that time. Well, that's pretty much it, I wish you success!

The landlord can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter your major and other information, and you can query the cases of classmates who are similar to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points are in the language, what is the school background, what major, what is the GPA, etc.) The students have applied, and then compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

You can give yourself a positioning through this study abroad positioning system, enter your average IELTS, and the system will automatically match the cases of students in the database who are similar to yours, and you can see which schools they have applied to, and you can also have a rough positioning based on your own situation.

Solution. 1. If you have not graduated from the bachelor's degree, you can choose a letter from a third party or a certificate with a degree, and the certificate of the returnee can also successfully join the company if you confirm your status as an international student;

Solution. 2. If you transfer to another university or change your major to repeat your bachelor's degree, you will have corresponding transfer credits if you transfer to Liangzi and Zhaofeng;

Solution. 3. Apply for a master's degree directly without graduating from a bachelor's degree, and generally need to graduate from a bachelor's degree, but you can also apply for a master's degree without a bachelor's degree.

This is true, it is recommended that you study for 2 years, and then work for 1 year to do experience immigration. If you study for 1 year, you have to work for 2 years before you can become an experience immigrant. The overall time of the two is 3 years, why not choose 2 years, and it is relatively safe.

Yes, a junior college or undergraduate is applying for status after one year of work.

The process is about one and a half to two years, and then the one-year system has to work for two years, then it is not an experience.

It is considered an overseas labor immigration.

This one is more troublesome.