I m a sophomore in high school, and I want to go to Harvard Law School after graduating from high sc

I'm a sophomore in high school like you, and many of my classmates are going to study in the United States, and they've started to memorize TOEFL words now, and when to take the test depends on how well you master your vocabulary. I am from Suzhou, Jiangsu high school sophomore students who want to go abroad have to take a small college entrance examination (subjects other than the number of languages), pass to get a high school diploma, and then don't come to school, to apply for foreign universities, find an agent to compare insurance, they will prepare materials for you, visas, etc., anyway, it is arranged I wish you success

I want to tell you that law schools in the United States only recruit graduate students, and you can't apply to law school as an undergraduate.

Depending on the country you want to visit, start preparing for TOEFL or IELTS. If you want to go to the United States, it is best to also have an SAT score. If you are going to go after the third year of high school, you can increase your GPA in the third year of high school.

Depending on which country you go to, the requirements of each country and the conditions for applying to the school will be different, so it is recommended that you consult a study abroad consultant first, so that you can also prepare more specifically. ——Xintong Study Abroad.

Hello! First of all, you can first understand the application deadlines of American universities and the SAT requirements of the top 50 schools in the United States. Find out when you can take the SAT each year, and then plan your test time comprehensively.

Then, set a goal for yourself and see if you need training to achieve it according to your own conditions. If needed, coordinate the time for study and training. Because when applying to American universities, you not only pay attention to TOEFL and SAT scores, but also maintain a good GPA.

Good luck!

Vocabulary: Especially the high-frequency vocabulary involved in the SA writing sample essay above and the previous past papers. A very important reference is the model text on the official guide, but the number and usage of words in the model text on the OG are beyond the reach of many people.

If you want to prepare your SAT writing in the shortest amount of time, you must have an understanding of some of the opinionative and descriptive vocabulary that are often used in the SAT test.

Reading: One is to increase your vocabulary. Expanding your reading is the most practical way to increase your vocabulary and familiarize yourself with the use of words and sentences, and it is recommended that you read some newspapers and magazines with a wide range of knowledge to accumulate background information on some topics that you don't know much about in everyday life.

Sample essays: Intensive reading of sample essays will enable you to learn a lot of basic sentence patterns, argumentation methods, and paragraph development methods, and develop the habit of thoroughly analyzing a topic.

After that, you can apply for the intensive class and individual class of Beijing New Oriental, and take classes in a targeted manner according to your weaknesses.

Just learn a little about the SAT test, and usually put some effort into it!

But you can't lose your high school studies, and you have to prepare for the TOEFL, so that after graduating from high school, you will have a good score to apply to the top schools in the United States!

Of course, the earlier you prepare, the more solid you will be able to master.

First of all, past papers are always the best resource for exam preparation, and the past three years are more valuable for reference, you can do mock test practice 1 month before the test. There is also the OG, which is the official guide and the most important textbook in the whole process of preparing for the exam. The OG not only has an official detailed description of the purpose and content of the exam, but also 3 sets of real questions and 7 sets of standard test papers.

There are also OC is also the official questions of CollegeBoard, a total of six sets, slightly more difficult than the real questions, with analysis (i.e. A&E of OC), you can use it in the middle and late stages when you need to sprint for a high score. There is also a Kaplan set of 12 practice problems that are modeled after OG and are accompanied by analysis. However, the questions are relatively simple, and the test points of each set of questions are concentrated, which is not suitable for mock exams, and you can use it as a basic textbook in the early stage of preparation.

The advantage of SAT Comprehensive Guidance and Mock Test Questions is that it includes "Barang Basic Vocabulary 3500", which covers high-frequency vocabulary and hot vocabulary of the SAT test, which can greatly reduce the burden of memorizing words. However, some of the questions in the book are much more difficult than the real questions, and they lose the value of the mock test, so you need to choose carefully. The SAT 11 Suite of Questions is almost as difficult as the real questions, the questions are rigorous, and there is a detailed explanation of the analysis and scoring methodology.

You can use this book for consolidation exercises after studying the OG. There is also reading books when preparing for the exam, good methods and skills are more important, you can go to New Oriental to take an intensive class, the teacher's guidance can make us review to achieve twice the result with half the effort. And there is no doubt that Beijing has the best teachers.

I don't know much about undergraduates, graduate students are required to take IELTS, and the one-year study period, as long as there is an admission letter, it is basically passed. If you want to apply for undergraduates, you can check out this.

If you really want to study abroad, it's okay to prepare now, because you're going to go to the preparatory department, so prepare early. If you know more about the school curriculum, I think Pei Xin is very good and reliable, you can consult it.

Well, you can apply for an undergraduate program in Finland that offers tuition-free English-taught programs to international students after graduating from high school.

Therefore, you need to study English hard now, and your usual score in the three years of high school should be above 80 points (calculated on a 100-point scale).

You don't need to study Finnish at the moment, because when you study in Finland, the school will offer Finnish language learning.

When you are in the second and third years of high school, you can take the IELTS test and get a score of 6 before applying.

You can go to Finland for high school, if you learn Finnish, you can go to a university, and most English-taught bachelor's degrees are only at polytechnics.

First of all, you are asking about GPA

In fact, there is no need to worry about this matter, first of all, American universities know that many schools in China have different grades conversion methods than those in the United States. (Your school probably didn't convert your grades into a perfect GPA...) In the academic weight of Chinese students when applying for universities, the reference value of the standardized test (SAT TOEFL) will actually be greater than that of the GPA.

Generally, the submission of transcripts in middle school is uniformly issued by the school, and if there are ugly scores, there are the following solutions:

Submit the grade ranking at the same time.

Explain to the U.S. side about the school's scoring system.

As for the positioning of high schools in Shanghai, it depends on whether there are many people from your school who go abroad. Generally speaking, American universities with a large number of students such as Shanghai Middle School, Fudan High School, and Shanghai Foreign High School are naturally well understood, and if the proportion of schools going abroad is relatively low, Americans may not have heard of it. When you apply, you should submit a school profile at the same time, briefly introducing the school's course selection system and score and the approximate ranking in Shanghai (in other words, this course selection system...)

Are you from Shanghai Experiment? ）

As for the SAT and TOEFL, it is actually difficult to answer because it depends on two points: first, how good your foundation is; Second, how efficient you are and whether you can endure hardship. If it's September now, the SAT in October and November should not be able to catch up, and then there will be a few months (the next year's month will not be able to catch up with the early application), one of which will be used to take the SAT 2, so then you have four chances, it should be in time.

The key is to make good use of the time, first of all, the words, Barron3500 is best to memorize all within two months, and then do the OG, OC and full real questions, and summarize them well. TOEFL can be interspersed with the SAT plan (after all, there are many tests), and then intensive listening and speaking training can be strengthened.

Feel free to ask any other questions.

Yes. GPA is important. At least above, if the top 50 universities, the above is also required.

It's time to take the SAT, but if your SAT and TOEFL are both high, some good universities will consider you, such as universities around 50, but GPA is the key factor.

As long as your GPA is good, if it is not good (less than 3 points), it is recommended to say that the school does not have a GPA. Universities in the U.S. will look at your grades in Shanghai, and if your TOEFL and SAT are good enough, GPA is not a big problem. It's not too late to prepare for the SAT in the second year of high school, so it is better to memorize the words first, and then do reading so that it won't be very painful...

It's not too late, there's still a year to go, and if you hurry up and catch up, it's still possible.

It's useful, but you really have to work hard, don't just say it, start now, otherwise it's useless.

As long as you have a dream, it's never too late, but you may need to put in twice as much effort as others.

No... I'm also in the second semester of high school.

Science is to review the textbook and do more questions, first of all, you have to understand the textbook and understand all the example questions in the book.

I learn math as a set of formulas.

Chinese also have to do more questions, from now on 2 days to write an essay, the topic is self-drafted, after writing let the teacher help to look at it, you can now make a complete set of college entrance examination questions, look at the question type of the college entrance examination questions, the answers to practical reading are generally in the article, and the literature class has to rely on their own induction. As for classical Chinese, you still have to memorize some real words or virtual words, the teacher will write down more when speaking, and it will be much better when translating, and when doing classical Chinese, you must grasp the general idea of the article, and it will be easy to find the answer when you do the questions.

English is all about memorizing words, and there's really no easy way to do that.

As for the academic proficiency test, it is said that a graduation certificate will not be given if you fail this one, but the teacher generally turns a blind eye. Maybe the school or province has different rules.

I'm a liberal arts student.,There's no trick to liberal arts.,Memorization is one thing.,I usually look at it more.,Naturally, I remember it.。

I was like this for a while, and I told my table mates that I would pinch me as soon as I was distracted (we supervised each other), and you tried it too. Decide a university for yourself, and imagine that you go to college and have a lot of time to play, and then you will be free. If you don't get into college, you won't have anything, not only will you have to listen to the advice of your neighbors and teachers or classmates, your parents will also be very disappointed, and you yourself will be depressed, you study hard now, and you will have everything in the future...

That's what I thought at the beginning, and I started learning...

Also, you don't have to be afraid of being embarrassed, if you don't understand, you don't understand, there's nothing to be embarrassed about, as long as you can figure out a question, it's better than anything. You'll find out when you get to the third year of high school...

The specific plan should still be based on your own actual situation. Because everyone is different.

In the end, I hope you can persevere, work hard in the last year of high school, as long as you work hard, then you are worthy of yourself, then you will not regret it. I wish you the best of luck in the college entrance examination in one year's time. Come on! Just work hard!

I'm also a sophomore in high school, and I also half slept and half studied in my freshman year, and I fell behind a lot, and I couldn't listen to it in my sophomore year, so I was even more decadent, but then I didn't want to be muddy anymore, so I studied hard, and in terms of my method, I didn't care about those liberal arts, just focused on science.

I took a week off after discussing with my mother, and I focused on reading the books and tutorials I had learned before the three science courses, and I did some questions. Anyway, I think it's useless to go to school if I don't make up for the things in front of me, but that's how I am, and the effect is good. Then go to school, and the focus is on doing more questions.

English I memorize 100 words every day, do a completion, a short change, three readings, will you do it first, but the words that will not be checked must be checked, copied down, check a few more times, at the beginning of the wrong must be more, do not be discouraged, to persevere, I at the beginning, 20 completion at most 14 wrong, I think at this time it is better to learn grammar than to practice more, this midterm just finished the English test I think the effect is really good.

Chinese is to first memorize the ancient poems and ancient texts that are required to be memorized, and then look at the types of sick sentences, difficult idioms and writing techniques, writing techniques are used to answer reading questions, and finally those writing, comprehension reading is to test the hard foundation, except for reading more There is no good way.

Finally, mathematics, because I have a good foundation in mathematics since I was a child, I don't study much and I don't do badly, and I have never reviewed it, at most I look at the formulas, but I think the most important thing in mathematics is to understand the formulas, that is, I can push it out, and it is easy to do the problem if I understand it.

Personally, I think that everyone's learning method is constantly summarized and improved by everyone, and I believe you have heard a lot of other people's learning methods, but how many have you learned?

As you say now that you can't concentrate on listening to lectures or studying, I think your control can be greatly improved, and I would like to give you a little advice: "a little bit", when you suddenly find it difficult to stick to a plan or something in order to accomplish it, say to yourself, "Hold on a little longer, even for a minute or two."

Don't just put it aside right away. In terms of studying, try to understand the same type of question as much as possible.

You must believe in yourself, you can do it!