I want to study in the UK, this year 16, please help me figure it out!

If you're 16 years old, you shouldn't have been admitted to college yet, you should be in high school. Let's talk about going abroad first, to be honest, I personally don't agree with the 4 years of university in a foreign year, especially if your foreign language level is not good, you can study a one-year preparatory course. The preparatory department is actually to learn the language abroad, the cost is not much to say, just say whether you can come out, the British preparatory department is very famous, 80% of them are Chinese students, you have to know what kind of students go to the preparatory department, most of them are students with money in the family, and the language grades are not good, I will not talk about the atmosphere and results of learning.

Who still goes to the preparatory department for students who really study well? Preparatory courses are what foreign universities make money for.

Let's talk about the cost, I originally wanted to go to the UK for graduate school, I probably looked at the cost of the UK, you need a guarantee of 200,000 a year, if you study for 4 years of undergraduate and a year of college preparation, you will need a guarantee deposit of about 1 million. That's not all, in addition, the tuition fee in the UK is scary, with tuition and living expenses ranging from 250,000 to 300,000 yuan a year. In this way, it will cost 1.5 million words for a university.

The above data is said in the forum for foreign students and some study abroad magazines, I have not verified it).

Let's talk about your major, in fact, the best art colleges are in France, most of the art students go to France, the level of art majors in France is very high in the world, and it is also very popular, but to study in France requires a French foundation, in addition, when art students study in France or other countries, the visa is more troublesome, and developed countries should prefer science students in our country, and science students in our country have a good foundation.

Finally, let's talk about something else, since you have decided to go abroad, it is a good idea, if the conditions are good, of course it is good to go out, but you must learn to be worthwhile, you calculate that your investment is not proportional to the future return. Of course, if your family is an explosive household or a coal boss, I think what I said above is nonsense, going to school in this era is spending money, if you are completely affordable at home, it is still good to go out and see, if the family conditions are relatively tight, there is a 2 million, you go to study for a bachelor's degree and come back, I don't think it is very worthwhile. It is better to wait for the undergraduate degree in China and then go abroad for graduate school, the cost is much less.

In addition: the UK is recognized as a country that can go to spend money, and it is also the best intermediary to do, in fact, many difficulties after going abroad are difficult to imagine, you should be better mentally prepared, if you can suggest a change of country, after all, the cost and your major are not world-class.

It's only 5 points, so it's a lot!

Then learn the language well at home.

You have to first determine whether you really want to go abroad, after all, the idea may not be mature enough at this age, and secondly, whether the conditions at home allow it, whether it will cause too much burden on the family's finances. I came to the UK in January of 11 years, and I was studying in the undergraduate preparatory department, and I found that this side is actually really a very relaxed learning atmosphere, in other words, it is the atmosphere completely opposite to the country, the role of the teacher is very little, and there are not many classes, here will be a one-to-one teaching, that is, the last hour of class will be self-study for an hour, but you can see that the library is overcrowded all year round, and the pressure on English is also very large, they attach great importance to ability, and they need flexible talents, Good grades are the foundation, and more importantly, strong ideological and innovative ability.

I suggest that you take more courses like New Oriental, many of their teachers are international students, so you can have a more comprehensive understanding, but of course, English is very important, and you should also develop your self-learning ability.

My current words are more than 200,000 a year, but I don't know the cost of high school very well, this cost is very related to which city you are in, in London, this ** should not be able to get down.

I hope my opinion will be helpful to you, and you must be cautious when choosing an agent.

It's better to listen to your parents, you are still young, and your parents don't support you, and your tuition can't be solved!

The cost of the UK can be said to be very expensive, very expensive, very expensive, the average family cannot afford such an expense, the advice is not persuasion, but the suggestion is not a must to go right?

The cost is about 27w yuan a year, and I am not bad in the UK. You're welcome.

The family's financial conditions allow, and your parents want you to go, and you will stay for a year.

It's better to go for it, it's very workable to live alone abroad.

And you can't rely on your parents for the rest of your life and always have to leave them. Living abroad can be a very good life experience.

Moreover, you said that your family can help you find a good job in China, and you have already received a con offer, so don't hesitate. On the other hand, if you spend a year abroad, you can at least practice fluent English, which is a very good advantage for you to work in China

I don't think you should go, studying abroad is supposed to be self-conscious, and you must have a certain degree of self-care ability. Otherwise, it is a waste of money and youth.

In fact, you can work in China for 2 years and then have a certain degree of independence.

I'm also going to study in the UK, but I'm still young and I'm studying at university. But I'm a very independent person, but I'm still scared. After all, I don't know the place well.

Go for it, I think it's very exercised, before I came, my parents were always worried that I had poor self-care skills (I was in college preparation) I couldn't cook at all, English, general, I had a lot of worries before I came, but after I came, I found that it was not as difficult as I imagined, I would be homesick for the first two days, and it would be good to get used to it! There will be Chinese people here to help you And classmates generally go out together In fact, life here makes you don't talk much All listen In fact, sometimes you can't understand and let them repeat Most of them are very patient, especially in the service industry If you can't live homestay or cook can come and slowly cook yourself Be sure to bring a rice cooker!

Going abroad is also an experience, and not everyone has such a good opportunity. But there are some things that can't be converted into money, and opportunities are intangible and priceless. You can visit a few study abroad agencies to learn about the application conditions and admissions, and then you will understand whether you want to go or not.

I recommend one - Haixiang Education Consulting, this year they have applied to the UK with a lot of offers, and they are all very good schools.

If you have the chance, you can go out and have a look to broaden your horizons. One year is not a long time, and through studying, you can also understand your future employment direction.

1.You can study pedagogy, and you can take a look at what you learn in combination with your own situation. In this way, it is convenient to help you introduce schools and majors.

2.When applying, you can generally issue notarized documents if you have graduated for a long time. The materials to be prepared are: graduation certificate, degree certificate, undergraduate transcript, language transcript, PS, two letters of recommendation, proof of employment, deposit certificate or passbook, deposit certificate, passport.

3.In the UK, it is generally about 250,000 a year, and a master's degree is only a year. However, it also depends on the tuition fee of the school and the surrounding consumption, as well as personal consumption habits.

Do you want to do it yourself or find an agent?

If you do it yourself, you have to look up a lot of information; If you are looking for an agent, you can communicate directly with your consultant, so you don't have to worry.

After reading your statement, I personally think that it may be better for you to find a stable job in China.

Maybe your parents really want you to go abroad to get some experience.

But not everyone is suitable for studying abroad.

Generally speaking, when you go to study abroad, you must first subjectively want to go; Secondly, they should also have strong self-care ability and self-control, and be able to properly arrange everything for themselves; Again, you still need to endure loneliness and loneliness (haven't you heard others say: foreign countries are"It's a good mountain and a good water, so boring")

In addition, you must be good at socializing with others (because many assignments when studying abroad have to be completed by several people) Moreover, foreign universities are both"Wide in and strict out"Oh.

You can tell your parents what you really think and trust them to understand you.

Of course, if your parents insist on letting you go to graduate school in the UK, you might as well give it a try.

Hopefully, these will serve you as a reference.