Questions about going to Germany for graduate school

1 You don't have to take the exam before going to Germany, but if you want to apply for a master's program, you don't have a certain language proficiency to prove that there is basically no hope of success. 800 hours is only enough to apply for a language course.

2 You can apply without choosing an undergraduate major or a similar major, but the result is basically that the application has little hope of success. Changing majors = reading from scratch.

3 The lower the undergraduate GPA = the less likely the success of the master's program. Of course, if there is a creative work like you, maybe the school has a special case.

4. You can apply to multiple schools at the same time, just take the transcript, graduation certificate and related certificates to make a few more notarized documents, and the school can accept notarized documents when applying (of course, if you send a zulassung to you, you still have to see your original in the future).

5 APS Fail = Slim Hope of Successful Application.

6. Whether the curriculum is clearly described, whether there is a contact person who can be consulted specifically, try to send an email according to the email address left above, explain your situation, ask about the application, generally speaking, the more timely and detailed the explanation, the more convenient it is to apply in the future.

No need to read the current one. I don't know.

3.Of course, there are limitations.

4.Multiple. 5.Go through APS first.

6.Teaching Outcomes.

Suggestion: Don't go to Germany for your major, I feel that Germany is also very general in this regard, and the strongest thing in Germany is machinery.

Application requirements for postgraduate studies in Germany.

1. Admission Criteria.

There are a large number of universities in Germany, and the admission criteria for each university are different, but there are traces of common ground.

The first is the results achieved by students during their studies in school, that is, the GPA point average, which is the most intuitive proof of observing the learning ability of international students, so students in school must study hard.

This is followed by the applicant's language level, which includes German and English. If you are applying for an international program, i.e. an English-taught major, then your English language level will be examined; If you are applying for a course taught in German, the focus will be on your German language level.

Finally, the school will review and select the best students according to their academic background.

II. Application Requirements.

The steps to apply to study in Germany are one more step, which is not only demanding, but also has different specific requirements for each university and each major, which needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

To apply for a German university, you must complete four years of undergraduate study in China and obtain a certificate issued by the Ministry of Education, that is, a degree certificate and a graduation certificate.

If you want to know if you meet the admission requirements of which institutions with your current grades, or what level of colleges and universities you can apply to with your current grade level?

You can enter your GPA, major, language scores, etc. through the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

Through the Voluntary Study Abroad Reference System, submit your study abroad goals, and you can find out who has the same idea as you and whether their application is successful.