College students studying abroad, can I study abroad with a college degree?

Please be cautious about dropping out of school

The premise of dropping out of school is to make sure that the university in the United States has made an offer to the landlord I think the landlord should mean to transfer to study in the United States, and the IBT score should need to have one If you transfer, you can ignore the grades of G, but you should provide the grade points of the university Of course, you can change majors, but the landlord will give the American university enough reasons If you are studying for an undergraduate, the university in the United States should not care much about your undergraduate major In addition, the landlord should be reminded not to go to Pheasant University & Wenpin Factory...... Since you have to decide to go out and study, you should strive to go to a better university and not waste expensive tuition & living expenses

Support the landlord to transfer to his favorite major Good luck

Yes, for example, studying in the Netherlands:

Advantages of studying in the Netherlands for tertiary students.

1. It doesn't take too long to study in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is more relaxed in treating college students to study abroad, and is more flexible in changing majors, and many universities have set up "college to master's degree" for college students to choose.

Generally, full-time three-year college graduates can choose to go to master's courses, and they can apply for a one-year postgraduate preparatory course and then enter a postgraduate course or directly enter some majors to study for a postgraduate degree; College graduates with some work experience can also apply for graduate studies in related majors.

2. The Dutch study abroad program provides a wide range of majors, including finance, logistics, electronics, tourism, etc. Students only need to have a relevant professional background for three years to be eligible to apply for this course in the Netherlands.

Chinese junior college students only need to study in the Netherlands for one year to obtain an undergraduate degree in the Netherlands, and students can continue to apply for a postgraduate degree after graduation. The curriculum of each major is scientific and reasonable, pays attention to practicality, and has paid internship opportunities from 2 to 6 months, so that the majority of students can have greater gains in a relatively short period of time and achieve the combination of theory and practice.

3. Dutch qualifications are globally recognized. Since 2002, the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China has recognized the degree education of Dutch public institutions, including post-secondary courses, which provides strong support for students to return to China for development and work abroad.

4. College students studying in the Netherlands can legally work in the Netherlands, and can choose to work ten hours a week during school, and can choose to work all day during holidays. In order to provide more benefits for international students, students studying in the Netherlands can apply to stay in the Netherlands permanently.

Studying abroad for junior college students saves time.

Whether you choose to continue your studies or find employment, it is not easy for junior college students. Faced with a dilemma, more and more junior college students are looking to study abroad. According to the feedback from some study abroad agencies, the proportion of college students studying abroad is increasing year by year.

Indeed, studying abroad is a great way out for those college students who aspire to improve their self-worth through further study and thus find a good job.

Colleges and universities in many countries recognize China's junior college degree and set up "college to bachelor's degree" and "college to master's degree" for junior college students to choose. Compared with studying in China, junior college students study abroad to save time.

When some college students study abroad, they will consider changing their majors to study for an undergraduate because they don't like their original major or career, which is completely feasible, but there is no problem of credit reduction, and they need to start from scratch to study for undergraduates, and the choice of majors is relatively wide.

The above content reference: ***-College students can study abroad with "Bachelor's and Master's Studies".

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There are two ways for college students to study abroad, namely "college to bachelor's degree" and "college to master's degree".

After the transfer credits are calculated, the college students will directly transfer to foreign schools and continue their original majors to study in the sophomore or junior year; Another way is to start from the first year of undergraduate studies at a foreign university, so that you can break through the limitations of your previous major and choose your favorite major again.

"Bachelor's degree" can choose "preparatory department first" or "direct master's degree". "Foundation first" requires students to first take six months to one year of pre-master's courses, language learning, and then progress to a master's degree, which does not require students to have high English ability; The other type of "direct master's degree" refers to the fact that students directly apply for master's programs under the premise of matching majors. [Which overseas university can you go to?] 】

Those who are in a junior college can study abroad. Many junior college students want to be able to study abroad, so how to apply for studying abroad is as follows:

The first way: undergraduate transfer.

Because China and the United States have different educational backgrounds, students can use their college grades and academic qualifications to apply for study in the United States in the form of undergraduate transfers. If the student's language score is ready, he or she can apply directly to the university, and if he or she does not prepare the language score or does not meet the admission requirements, he or she can apply for dual enrollment, that is, he or she will first study in a language school and then enter a professional course. Because American universities have a credit system, the specific grades of American universities need to be evaluated for American university credits, and after evaluation, the number of credits can be reduced after entering the school to confirm how many credits can be reduced.

The second way: college to master's degree.

There are only a few schools in the United States that can accept the transfer form of post-secondary master's degree, but the chosen major is more restricted, usually it takes about a year to complete the post-secondary master's course, and at the same time, the student's junior college grades are stricter in school, and the language score requirements are stricter, such as Northeastern University and Sakinac Valley State University.

Direct entry to master's programs: Since graduate programs in Australian universities generally require students to provide proof of a bachelor's degree, only some schools accept post-secondary students to directly enter master's programs, and some majors also need to provide relevant work experience certificates.

If you want to study in the UK, there are the following options:

Plan 1: Fresh college students are intertwined into undergraduates. Some universities allow post-secondary students to enter their final year of undergraduate studies, while others accept post-secondary students to enter their sophomore year.

Students only need to go through 1-2 years of study to obtain an undergraduate degree recognized by both China and the UK, and the cost is about 200,000 yuan. However, it should be noted that this type of course is mainly business-oriented, and applicants must have studied relevant majors at the junior college level, and at the same time have strong adaptability to cope with the study of intensive professional courses and IELTS requirements.

Option 2: Fresh college students enroll in the Pre-Master's Department. This is the first choice of many college students, and it corresponds to more universities, with a cost of about 500,000.

Students spend six months to one year learning English, bridging academic gaps, learning the course content of a new major, and entering the master's program at the university in the second year. Due to the fact that students have a certain buffer time to adapt, the course does not have very strict requirements for students' ability, and the IELTS requirements for direct admission are the lowest, and the corresponding language courses can also be matched according to the student's situation.

Plan 3: Previous college students + more than 3 years of work experience directly apply for master's programs. UK universities allow post-secondary graduates who have worked for many years to apply directly for master's programs, with a total cost of about 250,000 yuan.

However, due to the fierce competition for places in the "cow school", unless the work experience is particularly outstanding, in the absence of strong academic ability support, the "cow school" often prefers undergraduates, and many college students finally "settle down" in the university ranking and reputation are relatively average, and the IELTS for direct admission requires a minimum score.

The first option: Students with an average score of 75% or more can choose to go to a master's degree or a pre-master's program. The second option:

If you want to complete the upgrade of your degree steadily, students with weak academic performance are recommended to choose the British top-up course, which can lay a good foundation for an undergraduate degree. The third option: career-oriented students can consider an MBA or EMBA program.

The first option: Students with an average score of 75% or more can choose to go to a master's degree or a pre-master's program. The second option:

If you want to complete the upgrade of your degree steadily, students with weak academic performance are recommended to choose the British top-up course, which can lay a good foundation for an undergraduate degree. The third option: career-oriented students can consider an MBA or EMBA program.

It is more difficult to go abroad.

And the phone bill is high, so it is recommended that you consider it carefully.

Questions. What should I do if I have poor English?

You can sign up for a class.

In this way, English can be learned relatively quickly.

If you don't sign up for classes, you can speak fluently in English.

It's also great to practice speaking.

Questions. Is the tuition fee high.

If you only learn English, it should be about a few thousand yuan.

Questions. How much does it cost to study abroad?

It starts at 150,000 a year.

Because foreign tuition fees are expensive.

There is also accommodation and meal money or something.

It is possible to study abroad.

There are several ways to apply for overseas study after college graduation:

1. Obtain a bachelor's degree and then apply for a master's degree. Taking British universities as an example, students who have obtained a three-year college degree in China can directly enter the third year (i.e., the final year of undergraduate) at a British university through top-up courses, and can obtain a British undergraduate degree recognized by the Ministry of Education of China after graduation, or they can continue to apply for master's courses. It should be noted that top-up courses have higher language requirements, with an IELTS score of 6 or above, and some majors are more demanding.

2. Admission to the target university through the pre-master's program. The Pre-Masters is a bridging programme that covers language courses and some specialist courses to help students better adapt to university studies. At present, many countries offer pre-master's programs in relevant institutions, such as Canada, Australia, Ireland, etc.

If you are expected to enter the target university through the master's degree, you do not need to complete the transformation of the post-secondary education, but directly take the pre-master's degree as a transition, and then enter the master's level after successfully passing the pre-university examination, and then apply for the master's degree directly. If you don't want to complete the transformation of your undergraduate degree overseas, and you don't want to study for a pre-master's degree first, you can also apply directly to study for graduate studies in overseas institutions, but this kind of application has high requirements for students' own grades and is difficult to apply, and is suitable for college students with many years of work experience (no work experience or new graduates are carefully selected, and it is easy to refuse visas).

Different countries require different study time and different application requirements, so junior college students should consider their major and language level, time plan, financial ability, etc. before choosing a college.

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system for what level of university you can apply to at your own level.

One-click positioning. How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case for you according to your own conditions, and find out which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for you to choose a college.

If you want to apply for studying abroad, it is recommended to study in a foreign school through guaranteed admission, and you can also apply for foreign academic certification when you return to China with a diploma.

It is okay for junior college students to go abroad to study for undergraduates. 1. If you go to the United States to study for an undergraduate degree, you need to take the TOEFL.

Then the average grade is preferably above 80. 2. Another way is to apply for a master's degree.

The easiest place to apply is the UK. 3. You can go to Japan to study, and the ways to study in Japan after graduating from junior college are: Way 1: Upgrading to a bachelor's degree.

Direct transfer, breaking through the limitations of schools and majors, students can choose majors according to their wishes and interests; Pathway 2: Post-secondary education: starting over, which refers to starting from the first year of undergraduate studies in a foreign university.

This is mainly suitable for two-year college students who want to go to a better school, but do not necessarily want to go back to their previous majors; Pathway 3: Bachelor's degree: Foundation first, pre-master's program does not require students' English ability, IELTS.

Generally, only about points are required. For applicants with outstanding work experience, IELTS score is required, and in terms of visa, due to the work experience supplement, it is also very smooth. Route 4:

Bachelor's degree: Direct master's degree, generally full-time three-year college graduates can choose to upgrade to master's courses, as long as the major is the right one, such students can directly apply for master's programs.

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