How to study abroad through your own efforts?

You can rely on your own ability to study abroad at your own expense, self-funded study conditions:

Self-financed study abroad is not limited by academic qualifications, age and working years, and anyone who meets the following conditions can apply to go to college (junior college or undergraduate), graduate or advanced study in the United States at their own expense.

Obtain sufficient foreign exchange assistance or foreign scholarship through due and lawful procedures. That is: a letter of financial guarantee from relatives and friends (must be recognized by the country you are visiting); or hold a scholarship or funding certificate provided by foreign universities, scientific research institutions and associations.

The foreign exchange assistance or foreign scholarship received by the student should be able to support his or her study and living expenses during the period of study abroad.

Prepare the admission certificate (admission notice, invitation letter) and the relevant procedures required for passport and visa.

The level of English is sufficient for a full-schedule course in the United States.

Be in good health and able to cope with the demands of heavy academic tasks.

Suitable for students studying abroad:

1. Have a certain standard of foreign language proficiency.

2. Have certain self-care ability.

3. Have sufficient economy**.

4. Be in good health.

Preparing to Study Abroad:

1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

If you want to study abroad, you must be able to speak English, understand foreign culture, understand foreign geographical environment and foreign characteristics and customs, and adapt to your life, have good academic performance, have money, and have strength.

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Studying hard is the last word, here, after finishing college, when you have money, you can go to a foreign country to study, it's not a problem to get a master's degree or anything, study hard.

The country has no policy, except for public study abroad. Another thing is to work hard to learn English and get a scholarship for the university you want to apply for, basically all universities are funded by grants, and you can also apply.

1.Bachelor's degree certificate and bachelor's degree certificate from a domestic school. Generally speaking, students from 985 and 211 institutions are more likely to apply successfully.

2.Complete transcripts from 4 years of college, including graduation** or graduation project.

3. English language requirements: IELTS must meet the standard (the overall score of media major is not less than 7, and the individual score is not less than 6; Finance majors require a total score of not less than 7, and a single subject not less than that; The total score of the engineering manuscript shall not be less than 6, and the individual item shall not be less than 6; Individual majors such as medicine and law require an overall IELTS score.

The GPA of research graduate students should reach 85, the GPA of lecture graduate students should reach 80, and the GKU should reach 85. It is usually necessary to obtain a transcript in both English and Chinese from the school's Registrar's Office. The envelope should be sealed and stamped (sealed with a stamp).

Grades: Some schools require GRE scores, and some business majors require GMAT scores.

Six. PS: A personal statement of about 500 words, focusing on the reasons for choosing a school and major, combining your own advantages and majors, and showing great interest in your major.

Seven. Resume: The resume should be concise and clear, highlighting the key points.

Eight. Reference. Letters: Two letters of recommendation, which can be the signature of a well-known teacher at the school or a leader of a company (such as a Fortune 500) where he has interned before. You can write it yourself and have them sign it off.

Nine. Apply online by mail: It will be more complicated and requires care and patience. You can register a special email address to apply, but it's good to practice more. When looking for a job in the future, many large companies also want to apply online.

First of all, you have to strive for a good school record. That is to say, you must have a high score, because Wuhan Institute of Technology is neither good nor bad, since you want to go abroad, you must want to go to a better school, if you have good grades in school, you have a greater chance of success in applying for a good school.

Second, work hard to improve your English. Seeing that you speak your English is not very good, this is terrible! Because you have to take the IELTS test abroad, the IELTS test score directly affects the quality of the schools you can apply to.

For example, for example, the top schools in the UK require that I passed level 6 during my school years, but in the end I scored 6 in IELTS, which is as difficult as you can imagine. Of course, if you want to go abroad without IELTS, you can also go abroad, but you need to read the language in the past, which is very expensive. Money is not the most important thing, the key is that even if some schools provide preparatory education, there is no guarantee that you can go directly to a postgraduate course after completing the preparatory department.

Third, build a relationship with the teacher. You will need two letters of recommendation from professors in your application materials, which you need to know your teacher to write - of course, most of them are written by the students themselves and signed by the teachers, but you must have a good relationship with the teacher to convince them to vouch for you!

Fourth, the family starts to prepare for you to go abroad. There's no need to be in a hurry, but you have to be mentally prepared.

Fifth, start to care about information about studying abroad. This way, you can choose the country and school that suits you.

I don't know which country you are referring to, if you are now in the third year of high school, I really recommend that you take the college entrance examination first, and then see if there is a chance to apply for publicly-funded study abroad, or do exchange students or the like, some European countries are still relatively good at publicly-funded study, but it really takes a lot of effort to speak the language.

Generally, high school students who have been planning to go abroad for undergraduate studies for a long time are prepared relatively early, and they begin to study school courses and language studies while starting their first year of high school. The probability that ordinary high school students will be admitted to foreign universities for free after graduating from high school is very small, and the scholarships are not so easy to get, not to mention the free ones, most of them are self-funded.

If you want to go to an English-speaking country, I can tell you very clearly that even if you can get a score of about 140 in the English college entrance examination, you are still far from living abroad and studying in college. (Of course, if your English is really good, very good, very good, that exception).

Moreover, you don't know enough about foreign living habits and cultural customs, don't think too simply, it's also very hard to be abroad, after all, you are there to learn, not to play.

Without affecting the college entrance examination, you can try to read some pure English ** first, if you can solve a twilight or something in 4 hours, then I wish you happiness.

I really recommend that you plan after the college entrance examination, the process of going abroad is very cumbersome, and you will know it by yourself in the future.

The premise of studying abroad is that you must have a domestic high school diploma, so you must take the college entrance examination seriously and strive for a better score, and your English must be good, because you need to take the IELTS or TOEFL test when you go abroad; Then you can prepare the application materials, this part can ask a professional institution to help you apply, such as BCC International Education Group, if you are stronger, you can also write the application yourself, and then ask a professional person to help you see if you meet the requirements of the interviewer in the country of application; Finally, it is important to do a good job of proof of property, which is also crucial, and if you have graduated from high school and are already adults, you can learn about loans. Or you can choose a Sino-foreign cooperative major, that is, the first two years of study in China, and the third and fourth years of study abroad. Another way is to go abroad at public expense, but this requires you to be good enough.

If you are trying to escape the pressure, then it is the same to come here to study in college, and foreign tuition is expensive, like in Canada, the general tuition fee does not include living expenses of 20,000 Canadian dollars a year, and it is really tiring to come, it is difficult to pass the language barrier, and it is basically useless to read English in China to the outside. If you're going to have to work part-time on your own, I guess you'll have to do your homework until midnight. If you really want to come out, then discuss it with your parents, because you can't do it by yourself to notarize the property or anything.

If you really want to come out, it's best to do it yourself, don't hire any intermediaries, it's generally a scam of money and trick you into going to some schools that you don't have. If the English is good, do it yourself.,It's too stupid to have your own DIY tutorial (really not an advertisement).

It's not difficult to go abroad, and the tuition fees aren't too outrageous.

But the steps to study abroad as a high school student are not simple.

You can go to an education agent and ask. Listen to them and figure it out for yourself.

Studying abroad is still a great financial pressure on the average family.

If you study hard, compared to good grades, there is no need to go abroad, if you don't study hard, family conditions are average, then you still don't want to go abroad, because if you take the exam, it will cost a lot of money.

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I could choose to study in Japan, and I also went out with average family conditions at that time, and I don't regret it.

There are many destinations for studying abroad, the United States, Britain and Australia, these fees are relatively high, Asia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, etc. are not high, mainly according to your own family situation, application major, study abroad purpose to plan, welcome private message.

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Conditions for studying in the United States:

1. TOEFL (TOEFL score) IBT, preferably 80-100 points, if you are taking a graduate school, you also need a GRE score;

2. SAT scores;

3. GPA (high school academic performance average) above the above;

4. American universities pay attention to all kinds of activities that students participate in, including whether they are in the school newspaper, whether they participate in extracurricular work, whether they volunteer in communities and hospitals and nursing homes, etc., which are regarded as the criteria for whether the student has good activity ability, leadership skills and social responsibility;

5. Applicants should also submit other documents that can fully prove their talents. In particular, if the applicant has won an award in an international competition, it will greatly increase the chances of being admitted and awarded a scholarship;

6. Letters of recommendation;

7. Fill in the application provided by the university**;

8. Personal statement and study plan;

9. Proof of financial resources.

However, if you are already in the third year of high school, you should prepare for the college entrance examination first, and then you will have the opportunity to apply for a transfer or study abroad exchange after going to college

The first step is to identify the country you are going to. Consider several factors, such as spending, the status of your subject in the country, and whether there is a school that is right for you. You can first look for the relevant ** of the countries where you study on the Internet, basically the above information is available.

The second step is to take the TOEFL or IELTS test. If you go to the United States, you will also ask for GRE scores, and if you have already taken the test, it will be more convenient.

The third step is to apply, go to the schools you have selected**, or fill out the application online**, or e-mail to obtain the application**, or send it by mail. The information requested may include your grades at university, as well as language test scores and work experience. and your requirements for the scholarship.

Step 4: Wait for a response. Then there is the admission letter and personal guarantee to get a visa.

Everything is done to make preparations for the country, the above smooth will take about half a year to a year, the visa may also make you wait for a long time, maybe more than a year, go to Germany and one more step to stay in Germany for review, but the visa is easy to get.

Tuition fees vary greatly from country to country:

In the United States, tuition and living expenses are added together, basically with a budget of 300,000 yuan a year.

UK, 20-250,000 per year.

Australia, about 250,000.

Canada, 15-200,000.

New Zealand, around 200,000.

In other non-English-speaking countries, the cost is relatively low, generally about 100,000 per year.

The most important thing to prepare is the language score, followed by the materials required for the application, such as transcripts, degree certificates, graduation certificates, property certificates, etc.

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In the UK, you need to study the Pre-Masters program, and then you will need to join your master's program, which is two years in total, and if you study the Pre-Masters Program, you can enter the world's best ranked schools, and before that, you will need your diploma, transcripts, and other materials.

The cost is about 250,000 yuan a year, tuition and living expenses.