Admission Requirements for Public Universities in the United States, Admission Requirements for Mast

Admission Requirements:1Bachelor's degree: High school graduate, (about 75 points).

2.Applying for Master's Degree: Bachelor's degree, GPA (about 80 points); Students whose GPA does not meet the requirements (but within the poor range) are required to provide GRE or GMAT scores.

3.Language requirements: TOFEL Undergraduate 525 Graduate 550; or New TOEFL – 71 points for undergraduates, 80 points for graduate students; or IELTS – Undergraduate Graduate.

Students who do not have a TOFEL GRE GMAT score can apply for admission to the ESL English course by passing the university language test in a divided class, and after meeting the English language requirements for undergraduate or graduate students (Level 800), they can directly enter the undergraduate or graduate program.

4.College Transfer Big Ben Reading Transfer:

Provide course description, generally the courses of the first and second years are better, and the transfer of courses with a course number of 100-300 can be transferred to a maximum of three years of credits, that is, one year of study in the NU, and a bachelor's degree.

Four-year bachelor's degree without degree to master's degree:

Students from top universities in the country can apply for a master's degree or study in the FCP Postgraduate Foundation (1 year) + postgraduate program without a degree.

The MBA Master of Business Management program starts at any time;

Other graduate programs start in March and September.

IELTS 6 for undergraduate students and IELTS for graduate students.

Application requirements for graduate students studying in the United States.

1.Language scores.

The language score requirement is generally TOEFL and IELTS scores, but there are some schools that do not accept IELTS scores, such as Stanford. The language score requirements are generally TOEFL 100+ for the top 20 schools, IELTS, and the language score requirements for the top 50 schools are at least 80+. There are also requirements for the time of the language score test, which cannot be too long, and the results must be sent directly to the admissions office by the institution.

2. gpa

The GPA of the top 10 schools based on Harvard will be competitive, and the GPA of the top 50 schools will also be there.

3.Personal** Short Q&A.

Most schools will require applicants to choose a question wheel for writing in the school's ** proposition, or a few short questions, the number of words in the questions is generally 100-200 words, which is for the school to have an understanding of the applicant in addition to grades, such as personal personality, interests and hobbies.

4.Standardized grades.

Standardized scores generally include GRE (most graduate majors), GMAT (graduate business majors), and LAST (graduate law majors); For GRE scores to apply to TOP30 universities to 320+, for these graduate school entrance exam score requirements are not required by every university, University of Chicago, Columbia University and other prestigious universities do not require GRE or GMAT scores.

5.Letters of recommendation.

If you have an internship or work experience, it is best to have one written by the applicant's immediate supervisor, and if you don't have a letter of recommendation, it is better to have one written by the applicant's immediate supervisor.

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

One-click positioning. How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case for 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.

Academic ability, language scores, and GRE GMAT scores are required.

1. Condition 1: To apply for graduate school in the United States, the applicant needs to have a bachelor's degree from a bachelor's degree. At the same time, when applying for graduate school in the United States, when choosing a major and returning to a school, try not to be much different from the applicant's undergraduate relevant educational background, hobbies, and work experience.

A minimum GPA score is required for undergraduates. Usually students who enter prestigious schools have a GPA in. When some schools process applications, the first thing they screen is the GPA, and the order in which the offer is issued depends on the GPA.

For graduate applicants, in addition to the requirements of GPA, prestigious American universities will also emphasize the applicant's practical ability and comprehensive background. Students' scientific research ability, such as research experience in projects related to the major, academic competitions, academic publications, practical experience, etc. Especially when applying for science and engineering majors, it is better to pay attention to this ability before applying.

Therefore, on the basis of ensuring GPA, try to accumulate as much high-quality scientific research experience as possible.

2. Condition 2: Language scores are the most important condition for most applications in the United States. Some applicants have completed their undergraduate studies in English-speaking countries, such as the United States, and can be exempted from the language requirement.

Most other applicants need to take the TOEFL or IELTS, with the TOEFL score being more adaptable in the United States. According to the approval process of American universities, this part of the work is mainly carried out by the staff of the graduate school. In this process, the applicant's academic achievements do not affect the staff's assessment of language proficiency.

If the language proficiency is not up to standard, the application often ends in failure. In order to get into the top 60 schools, the TOEFL needs to be 100+. Some majors require higher language skills, such as media majors.

3. Condition 3: GRE is a necessary test for applying for science, mathematics, engineering and other majors, and at the same time, some social science majors such as journalism, media or education also need GRE test scores. The vast majority of majors require a math component, which is not a problem for the vast majority of Chinese students.

For students who have a considerable foundation in English, in order to achieve the desired results, they also need sufficient preparation time, good English knowledge, skills and a wide range of knowledge. The GMAT, on the other hand, is a necessary exam for applying for a master's degree in business. This exam requires good English language skills and extensive knowledge and experience in business management.

To apply to the top 60 schools, you need to have a GMAT score of 700 or more to be competitive. There are also some majors that do not require GRE or GMAT scores for students applying to graduate programs, depending on the school's requirements.

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter this information into the Circle Call System of the Study Abroad Voluntary Reference System, and the system will automatically match the cases of students 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. The location address can be obtained from the public *public* account [Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System], or you can click it directly.

1) Graduated from regular Gaohe Antliang High School; 2) Be able to provide valid high school graduation transcripts, TOEFL scores, SAT scores (not required for mainland students), recommendation letters and other application materials; 3) Self-care and self-reliance; 4) Sufficient competitiveness and self-confidence.