Wondering about studying in the U.S.? 10. Doubts about studying in the United States?

My average is that the GPA is related to the school you are applying to. It feels okay, but generally when applying, you can delete one or two courses that you are relatively low, so that your GPA will be high. As for when to learn, you can now.

Because I'm an English major, I haven't reviewed much, because I've been exposed to English all the time, so it's OK to do something with 6J, 4, 8. If you're not an English major, I think you should start revising properly. The biggest thing about going abroad is the language, I think you should expand your vocabulary, and this is my own feeling, listen more.

Because it was my first time abroad, I had a headache for 1 month. They all speak English, sometimes they understand, sometimes they don't, and it's embarrassing. So it should be nice to look at the original movie as well.

Personal opinion, don't spray.

If you are not good at English, you need to learn English quickly, and you may not get used to it for a while when you first arrive abroad. Then it is important to apply for a GPA abroad, and it will also be very helpful for your future studies if you can improve your grades in various subjects during your next university studies.

The landlord's plan is still very clear in the time node, your series of questions, it is recommended to read "Too Stupid Ten Days", which says the problem of studying abroad very systematically, I believe it will help you.

GPA and above have all the opportunities, but GPA is only part of the conditions for applying to prestigious schools, and good TOEFL, IELTS and GRE scores are required.

Exams are generally completed in the third year. Go for it!

1.Business scholarships are indeed very difficult to apply for, so be prepared to pay for them out of pocket. The schools that are slightly lower in the rankings (70+) I know there are some of them.

2 You can try this type of project management. It is also a complex project of management and engineering. I need to look up the various universities on my own, and what I know is that many of the programs jointly run by the engineering and business schools of the school have this nature.

3 Preparing for GMAT or GRE depends on the specific requirements of the school, and if you have enough time, I think it is better to take both exams. I also have a dual background in liberal arts and science, so my choice is not dragged down.

4 GRE reform is said to have started in 2011 at 10g, and the specific loss can be referred to the blog of Wei Xiaoliang of New Oriental. Reform is generally not conducive to getting high scores.

Hope it works for you.