Should graduate students go to the U.S., the U.K., or Australia?

Let's look at the world rankings... In fact, if the family conditions allow, the UK is a very good choice (the quality is very high, the cost is also very high, do not explain), Australia is also good, the American school side is not mentioned for the time being, and the social security is not strong... I still have to think about it comprehensively.,I'm in contact with the United States, where most people go (this is said to have a bright future.,Well,For those who study economic management or something.。。。

Going to Australia is about the same as going to the UK... Let's consider it comprehensively in light of your own situation.

Postgraduate study abroad is recommended to go to the UK, the duration of study is short, in general, you can get a master's degree in one year, and considerably, the total cost of study is also small.

When it comes to rankings, there's no way to compare them for you. Relatively knowing the UK, I can only say that it ranks in the top 8, depending on which one. Some schools are better with stable rankings, and ...... are unstableIt's possible to be in the top 8 this year, and after 10 next year, and different rankings are different, so the times are more authoritative.

If you plan to return to your home country after studying, remember to consider the recognition of one-year graduate students in China; If you are planning to stay, consider your local policy for overseas students. The UK has abolished PSW and is not recommended if you plan to find a job locally after graduation.

It is very good to study in both the United Kingdom and the United States, specifically, there is no one who is good or bad, and they all have their own advantages and disadvantages. If you want to study in the UK, it is recommended to consult Kai Tak Education. [Click here to get the UK study abroad plan].

United Kingdom: Advantages: Low English requirements, IELTS and GMAT are sufficient; Easy to apply; The study time is short, and it is generally a year to a year to return to half of the graduation to save time.

Disadvantages: **expensive, better schools are three or four hundred thousand a year; It is almost impossible to stay in Europe; Schools and companies on the mainland generally appreciate American returnees more.

United States: Advantage: The world leader in economics, if you can apply to the top 30 schools, the future is limitless; After studying in the United States, I try to get a doctorate in finance, which has a high gold content, and is very valued by domestic universities and companies; Generally, there are scholarships and part-time job opportunities, and there is not much financial pressure; There are opportunities to study in the United States and develop, but it is more difficult now.

Disadvantages: It is more difficult to apply for graduate school admission, and it is also more difficult to graduate after graduate school, and Americans are very serious about this and need to work hard; The requirements for undergraduate scores are higher, and TOEFL scores and GMAT scores are generally required, and the process of going abroad is more difficult.

If you want to know more about studying in the UK, we recommend consulting Kai Tak Education. As an intermediary between the school and the applicant, Kai Tak Education truly provides comprehensive and scientific study abroad consultation and personal career development diagnosis services for the applicant's conditions, and uses the professional psychology and vocational assessment system to issue evaluation reports. After receiving the admission letter, we provide comprehensive pre-departure guidance to help students quickly integrate into a foreign environment and adapt to study and life abroad.

Including baggage preparation, air ticket booking, entry and exit guide, course selection guidance, medical examination, precautions, local customs, etc.

The level of British universities is slightly higher than that of Australia, if you can enter the top 15 universities in the UK, then choose the UK, if you can only enter the UK 16-25 universities, and go to Australia to enter the "Big Eight" (8 top universities in Australia), then choose Australia, if you can't enter the "Big Eight", then choose the UK, even if the UK ranks 50-60 universities, the recognition in China is okay.

The tuition fee in the UK is slightly higher than that in Australia, but the UK has a one-year master's degree (a domestically recognized degree), while the Australian master's degree is at least 2 years (some master's programs with Chinese universities are actually one and a half years), and the UK is not more expensive than Australia.

That's the rough picture, you choose according to your situation.