U.S. Graduate Applications, Total Undergraduate Credit Requirements

U.S. schools generally require four-year universities and more than 120 credits for Chinese undergraduate students.

It is worth noting that when WES or ECE certification, the credit hours of the Chinese transcript will be changed intentionally or unintentionally, and my 168 credit hours will be changed to 122 for him, which I understand as for the school to use for comparison with other students, and the certification agency will move your credit closer to 120. For schools that do not require accreditation, each school has its own set of conversions.

I think as long as you can graduate from your own school and get a degree, there is no problem with American schools, after all, we generally have more school hours in China.

The application for graduate students in the United States does not require the general society of the undergraduate, but only requires that students who can successfully graduate from the undergraduate program can apply for graduate students in the United States.

Requirements for Graduate Application in the United States:

1.You are a senior at the time of application, and you will have a bachelor's degree when you register in the United States (some schools can provide a master's degree);

2.With an average score of 75-85 in college, 211 engineering universities can apply to good schools;

3.Under 40 years of age is preferred;

4.English requires TOEFL 80 or IELTS, and some prestigious schools require a TOEFL score of 100 or IELTS or above. Some schools can offer dual enrollment with no language or low language;

5.GMAT scores are required for business and management majors, and GRE scores are required for other majors (except for law majors);

6.Financial guarantee: 600,000 RMB (depending on the choice of school and tuition fee).

7.Duration: 1-2 years.

Basic Materials for U.S. Graduate Applications:

1.Certificate of enrollment in Chinese and English (senior year);

2.Chinese and English graduation certificates, degree certificates;

3.University transcripts in Chinese and English (the higher the score, the better the school you can apply to);

IELTS, GRE, GMAT scores;

5.Letters of recommendation;

6.personal statement or essay;

7.Curriculum vitae.

8.Other materials required by the school.

There is no requirement for total credits.

However, no one in China can graduate in three years.

So are you sure that the school will return the seal after deletion?

120 credits. In developed countries such as the United States, students must complete at least 120 credits for undergraduate studies, with an average of 30 credits per year. Generally, the school has a rule that the score of each semester is not less than 9 credits.

The score of mathematics, physics and chemistry is high, but it is also difficult to practice the subjects with high scores. As a newly admitted international student, the English language and culture level is generally not high, and it is not easy to get a high score and get a good grade.

If you fail to meet the grade point average (GPA), it will affect the scholarship for the next academic year, and even affect the future study or employment, and once you fail the course, you will have to retake it.

This requires Chinese students to choose not only one or two subjects with high scores, but also several subjects with low scores according to their own circumstances and abilities, and the effective combination of subjects with high and low scores is the basis for excellent results. Generally speaking, the choice of subjects will be announced online before the school starts, so it is important to make a choice as soon as possible.

If you are transferring, you will also need 30 credits.

The application process for undergraduate transfer is basically the same as for new students, except that most schools do not require SAT, and some schools stipulate that SAT is waived if you take more than 30 credits or 60 credits before entering a new school.

Master's degree should be taken in at least 2 semesters a year, with at least 9 credits per semester.

Generally speaking, the American college credit system is 1-4 credits for a course, and students take 3-5 courses in a semester, which is 9-15 credits. Full-time students should take at least 12 credits in one semester of undergraduates, 9 credits in the United States for graduate students, and at least 2 semesters in a year for graduate students in the United States, that is, at least 24 credits in one year for undergraduates and 18 credits for graduate students in the United States.

Introduction: Credit (xué fēn) is a unit of measurement used to calculate the amount of learning a student, calculated by semester, and the specific credits of each course and practical link are subject to the provisions of the professional teaching plan. Some schools also have a credit-based fee system.

There are six levels of graduate credits in the United States: A, B, C, D, E, and F, and F is a failure, if you want to get credits for a course, then students need to achieve B grades, and students need to complete a total of about 40 credits before they can graduate.

The requirements for each degree are different, and usually more than 30 credits are required.

It depends on what major the building is majoring in.

First of all, the learning level of students in American colleges and universities is measured by "credit", a credit means that the student has one hour of class per week throughout the semester, so the credit is also called "credit hour". Students must accumulate a certain number of credits in order to earn a degree, while also completing a certain number of courses prescribed by their chosen major. The number of credits awarded varies from programme to programme and generally depends on the number of hours of the programme.

Schools usually have regulations on the maximum number of credits that a student can take and the minimum number of credits that must be taken during the study period:

In general, 60-64 credits are required to obtain a two-year associate degree.

To obtain a four-year undergraduate degree, 120-128 credits are required;

Students pursuing master's and doctoral programs must complete 30 credits of master's and doctoral courses in 1-2 years.

American universities implement a credit system, and the credits of each school are mutually recognized, especially the credits of basic subjects. At the same time, the universities are open to each other, and students can transfer to a more suitable university according to their learning needs.

To apply for a master's degree in the United States, undergraduate grades must be submitted.

The Bachelor's Degree (GPA) is the most important requirement when applying for a master's degree in the United States, because the GPA is the best indicator of the applicant's learning ability.

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If you want to apply to the top 30 universities in the United States, it is recommended that the GPA of undergraduate grades be above the above, and if you are applying for popular majors such as CS and finance, then it is recommended that the above is more secure!

Undergraduate transcripts are mandatory, otherwise the application will not be successful.

When applying, fill out the online application first** After filling in Yes, it will allow you to upload your undergraduate transcripts in Chinese (pdf format) and English (pdf format).

Once you have been admitted, you will need to mail your original transcripts to the school.

However, some schools will also ask you to mail your transcript before you are admitted, but in any case, undergraduate transcripts are one of the necessary materials for applying to graduate school in the United States, and they are very important, so please continue to ask if you have any questions.

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GPA calculation for studying in the United States.

1.Standard calculation method.

i.e. the weighted average score. The algorithm is to multiply the score of each college course by the number of credits taken by this course, sum it by 4, and divide it by the total number of credits. To put it simply, the weighted average of the grades of each subject is calculated and then converted into a 4-point scale on a proportional basis.

2.4-point algorithm.

The domestic 100-point system corresponds to the foreign four-point system. If a 2-credit PE elective course is a perfect score, and a 6-credit math major course is a perfect score, the result is exactly the same under this calculation method.

3.Peking University Algorithm.

gpa=4-3×(100-x)2 ÷ 1600

X represents a percentage of the grade, and X must not be greater than 100 or less than 60, and the GPA is 0. The Peking University algorithm is one of the more mainstream algorithms in GPA.

Algorithm. WES, World Education Service, is a non-profit organization in the United States that provides approximately 50,000 certificates per year. They established their own rules of calculation. The domestic 100-point score is converted into a 4-point scale according to the corresponding interval, and then the weighted average is used to calculate the grade point average.

GPA requirements for studying in the United States.

Most U.S. schools use a 4-point scale, while the vast majority of Chinese schools use a 100-point scale. Therefore, when applying to a foreign school, it is necessary to convert it into the form that the other party is used to. Some U.S. schools calculate their own GPAs, so we just need to hand in our school's transcripts.

If you don't have a four-point GPA, most of the online application interface is very friendly and you can fill in the school's five-point or 100-point scale.

Generally speaking, in the United States, it is the passing mark for the vast majority of schools. The school webpage will clearly state that we require: If it is lower, it is an absolute hard injury. The admission of the top 20 schools is basically a passing grade; If you can achieve it, or this will be a plus.

Science and engineering are particularly important for GPA, and the importance of GPA for business is relatively lower than that for science and engineering and liberal arts.

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

How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional names, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates who are similar to your grades or boring branches, and you can see if there are any study abroad cases that suit 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.

How to apply for studying in the United States How to calculate the GPA for graduate students in American universities?

There has been no standard answer to which algorithm universities in the United States will prefer, or whether there are independent algorithms. American study abroad experts recommend that students use both a strict algorithm (i.e., an algorithm that is no different from 80) and a standard algorithm (i.e., 89 is better than 80) to calculate grades. Especially when American universities set minimum GPA standards, it is important to use a strict algorithm to determine whether you have met this minimum requirement, otherwise you are likely to waste your energy and application fees.

In addition, some universities in the United States will also publish the GPA calculation method on the official **, or provide some GPA calculation procedures, and even directly publish the score requirements of China and other 100-point countries, such as 75% or 80%, etc. Some schools, especially business schools, will encounter the problem of the school's requirement for transcript certification during the application process for master's degree, which actually requires Chinese students to mail their transcripts to a third party for transcript conversion, and the common designated certification bodies are WES and ECE. Among them, the calculation method of the former is closer to the Peking University algorithm, but the certification time is very slow, it takes one or two months, and there is an additional fee for expedited processing; The latter adopts a strict algorithm, the time is faster, and it can be completed within a week if it is expedited.

If you still have any questions, please feel free to contact the U.S. Department directly.

First of all, let's take a look at the ranking of American colleges and universities. In the United States, there is a basic consensus that judging a university from a simple quantitative point of view is not a very meaningful thing to do, and it is not only misleading students, but also more likely to mislead schools, causing them to focus on mere formality and superficiality, rather than solid teaching quality. On the other hand, each student is a special individual, with their own strengths and weaknesses, their own personalized pursuits, and the resulting different needs for schoolwork, social interaction, and environment.

These requirements are not comparable to each other. Therefore, people are more inclined to advocate the concept of "choosing the most suitable school for personal development".

The United States** does not rank universities: "A very popular popular magazine has published a report called the 'American University Rankings', but that doesn't mean it's an official ranking. Malan said that there are various college rankings outside the official United States, and the accreditation criteria for each ranking are different, so all of them are compared together, and the top 100 schools are different, and the university rankings are different from the university's affiliated colleges or teaching majors.

She encouraged students to consider the geographical area of the school, the advantages of the majors available to them, scholarships and other practical factors when choosing a school.

In fact, the principle of school choice has four meanings:

1) Correct understanding of rankings.

2) Do your homework, 3) Correct your attitude and know yourself.

4) Rational judgment. Omitted).