I m in my junior year and I wanted to study in the United States

If you're a junior and haven't completed a double degree, you basically don't have to think about changing majors...Unless you're confident in your own strength......

The scholarship is largely determined by your GPA, which is the weighted average score; Then there are the G and T grades. Take a look on the Internet, it's a little late for you to prepare now, if you really want to go out of the undergraduate, you have to act as required immediately, at least G or T should sign up quickly. If you slow down a little longer, you will have to go to graduate school and then leave.

I'm reading materials, which school is TX reading chemical engineering upstairs? How's the preparation going? Let's talk, right? ^_

TOFEL and GRE are both exams, the former is a tool for you to go abroad, and the latter is a tool for you to go to graduate school. Self-financing costs about 300,000 yuan a year, and this fee is related to the location of the school you are applying for, which is more expensive in the coastal area and cheaper in the central region. If you want to engage in scientific research, you should apply for a 5-year doctoral program, and if you are engaged in application, you should apply for a 3-year master's degree.

The education system in the United States is different from ours, not to complete a master's degree to study for a doctorate, after graduating from the bachelor's degree, you choose according to the direction you want to pursue. Like you, I studied chemical engineering, but I applied for a Ph.D., because not many people in the U.S. are willing to do a Ph.D., so it's relatively advantageous to apply for a scholarship.

It's easy to do anything with money!

To be honest, this question also surprised me very much, in fact, I am also very puzzled, why do you suddenly want to give up when you reach your junior year in the United States, and you want to go back?

Generally speaking, under normal circumstances, I will insist on finishing the remaining year, because this is not the freshman and sophomore years of reading for three or four years, and I immediately look at success, and then I want to give up, which is really a bit incredible, of course, it is not excluded that it is because of personal reasons or family reasons, and suddenly I can't support you to study, so this is another matter, if you can still read it is not because of the above problems, I suggest that you still finish your own study, This may be the best option for you, but I'm not sure what is the main purpose of your question?

It's too difficult to study, or it's because I feel that I can't finish my studies for a while, if I say yes.

Because of these problems, then you should adjust one of your study directions, make a study plan, such as for your major, whether you like it, for your GPA, whether there is a clear goal, if not, then you need to think about it, if it is because you can't graduate, uh want to save time, then I will. It is even more recommended that you give up your undergraduate degree and go directly to graduate school for a year, which may be a better choice for you.

It's only a year away, so get through it. If you can't get your diploma, how can you find a job?

Watch as much TV as you can in your free time, whether it's the news or a skit - and even if you do, don't read any subtitles. In addition, when you get the opportunity, talk to foreigners. If you drive, listen to the call-in programs of the radio station.

Practicing speaking requires an environment, even if you live in a Chinese area, but there is a big environment to take advantage of, you should grasp it yourself. No matter how long it will take, every day, every week, every month will make progress from it.

If you listen to it enough, you will naturally be able to speak it yourself and speak it better.

I'm also abroad I'm Chinese can be said to be completely absent The whole school is just me and my relatives 2 In fact, the most important thing is to look at the learning attitude and method Although there are few Chinese here I dare not take the initiative to chat with foreigners Speaking progress is also very slow Speaking What is usually how much is the oral test How much is the writing part Time is the topic or something naturally followed This I can't explain this I didn't understand anything when I came before I didn't know how to understand it all after high school = = Time is very important = =

LZ won't come to our school anymore to put --0--Khan.

Isolation of Chinese is a good way -=- but I personally think that it is impossible to be practical =-= people's lives must always intersect Chinese do not communicate with foreigners.

One is that it is a little difficult -=- and the other is that others will have thoughts about you =-= All in all, it is quite difficult.

So if you really have a lot of Chinese around you, you have to memorize words at home every day like China.

Because in the United States, the writing is all in English, and the teacher also speaks English in class, so after a long time, you will find out.

It's easier to learn English in the U.S. than in China, and in short, you have to work on your own or transfer to 、、、

If you stay in a place like Flushing, don't expect to rely on the environment, it's natural to get better, it's all about working hard.

I really want to learn well, don't read Chinese TV newspapers **, don't listen to Chinese radio, only interact with English speakers, watch English TV, listen to English radio, and even go to Chinese supermarkets less, all in all, completely isolated from Chinese, one year, enough, pronunciation doesn't matter, but you will blurt out.

It is true that in places where there are many Chinese, you will want to speak English, but you can speak Chinese, but you can talk to friends and two people can speak English or send text messages in English to learn.

To learn English, you must communicate more with foreigners I am bilingual from **, so I don't have much feeling about this, but I understand your feelings, in fact, your experience is already good, take your time, you must be able to.

Both TOEFL and SAT have the option to prepare and attend training on their own.

Prepare by yourself, mainly depends on your personal self-learning ability, including the ability to summarize and summarize, you must grasp as much official information as possible, and don't be confused by a lot of outdated information on the Internet. Nowadays, there are more online resources, and if you have strong self-learning ability, you can completely skip the training. In addition, there is no SAT test center in mainland China, so you have to go to Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, etc. to take the test.

To participate in the training, you can choose the evening class or the New Oriental online class, I think you can study in college during the day without delay. I took IELTS training in the evening during my university years, and I don't think it affects each other. The advantage of participating in training is that a good training institution can systematically plan a study plan for you, and the test center knowledge provided is certainly not as outdated as the Internet, relatively speaking, the learning effect is better, of course, the cost is not low, but you can prepare to study in the United States, the cost of these standard exams, I believe it is not a big problem for you.

In addition, American universities have a transfer system, you know, you have already studied in college, you can consider applying for a transfer and get a certain number of credits, which can allow you to graduate earlier and save the cost of studying abroad.

Of course, if the language score is not very good, it is best to take a remedial test in China and then take the exam, depending on the specific requirements of the school. Some schools may not require the SAT, but you can also go through the school's dual enrollment program to see when you want to go abroad, and then reasonably plan what preparations to make according to your time abroad.

You need to plan your study abroad plan first, and then prepare your language. Consult with a professional teacher.

The basic transfer requirements of American universities are similar, 42 credits, or students with more than two semesters, can apply for transfer. If you are transferring from China, you basically start to re-read from your freshman year, at most you can transfer credits for basic courses such as high mathematics, or microeconomics and macroeconomics.

If the transfer is required by international students, language scores, and university transcripts, high school transcripts, high school diplomas, college enrollment certificates, and then it is best to get a letter of recommendation from the high school principal, and a letter of recommendation from a university teacher, plus a personal statement, the information is basically complete.

Try to highlight your strengths and characteristics in your resume, and the application process is also a process of tapping your potential and achievements.

If you're ready now, you can probably come in September. Because most of the fall transfer deadlines are in June.

If the courses in domestic universities are difficult, then American universities are tired of classes, and many domestic universities are mixed, studying for two weeks in a semester, 60 points are long live, and 61 points are wasted. The United States needs you to fight for an A after a semester of hard work, of course, as long as you work hard, the general grades are still very ideal. So when I came to the United States, life was not easy, life was very simple, there was not so much impetuousness, some people in China were easy to get lost, and it might be better to come to the United States, which varies from person to person. Good luck!

When you want to apply for a transfer in the United States, you need to provide your high school grades, and if you want to apply for a transfer, you need to provide your college grades at the same time. It is more difficult to study in the United States for credit than in China. It is easier to apply to universities in the United States, and you can apply based on your actual grades.

Your current university isn't a good university in China, is it?

So why do you have to go to a good university in the United States?

If you're going to transfer schools, I'm sure you'll have to wait at least half a year because you need to take the IBT exam, and if you don't know anything about the United States, people like you are most likely to be deceived by agents and get you to a bad school that has a relationship with an agency, and you don't even know it.

It's too late to prepare, but as soon as possible, those ranked seventy or eighty at Northeastern University can still apply, and dual enrollment is also available.

This question is like a brain teaser = =.

1. Maybe he is applying for a transfer student, going to the United States to continue his undergraduate studies, and the credits of two years in China can be converted into part of the credits to the United States, and he does not have a domestic undergraduate degree certificate, so he goes to the United States to study for 2-3 years to get a degree certificate in the United States.

2. The school may have a 2+2 cooperative education program, and if it is planned, you can get a double diploma of Chinese and American bachelor's degrees.

Is it that his undergraduate school has a 2+2 or 3+1 model with universities in the United States, which is to study in China for two or three years, and then go to the United States for two or one year?

Undergraduate students, there is no graduation certificate in China.

Finance is a public finance program You can apply for finance and belong to business.

In terms of conditions, there are so many universities in the United States, and each has different conditions.

However, your GPA is required or above, the GMAT is also required, and the professor's letter of recommendation depends on your own conditions.

You can try to apply for business majors in the United States such as finance, accounting, etc., you had better have a better above, TOEFL, GRE GMAT score also has to have.

Business majors can apply, such as finance... Specifically, ask the professional teacher and recommend Huatong.