Write an email to a foreign university 30 points for good students 30

If you want to go out after graduating from high school, you usually choose to take a one-year preparatory course first.

Preparatory courses generally require IELTS scores, first take the test and then say, generally 5-6 points can apply, it is best to find an intermediary, they are more familiar with **, the application form is not waiting to see if there is **...

Dual enrollment at the University of Washington is indeed offered by the Betser campus, not by the Seattle campus.

There are many schools with dual enrollment for undergraduates, such as Michigan State University, Iowa State University, University of Arizona, University of Delaware, Northeastern University, University of Utah, Ohio University, University of Kansas, University of Tulsa, etc., which can enter undergraduate majors after completing language courses or preparatory courses, and are no different from other formal applicants. In addition, there is a University of California, Irvine, which also offers dual admission, however, you still need to meet the school's normal application requirements after completing the preparatory course, which will be more difficult.

What other details do you need to provide? What is the school? There are too many, so I won't post them one by one, and specific schools can add questions!

The first two schools are able to enter the school after completing the preparatory department.

Many universities now have a language center in the university, most of the tuition fees are one or two thousand a month, each university is not necessarily the same, learning the language I feel is that the environment can still play a certain role, the domestic language learning is cheap and serious if the score can definitely go up, but there are also reasons for the strength of the test-taking skills guessing questions These things exist, you may still not adapt to the score required by the school, you will not be able to understand many things in the class at the beginning, If your family's financial situation is good and you are in a hurry to go out, then you can learn the language in the United States, and when you learn the language well, you will be more comfortable with the environment there, and it will be easier to keep up with the class. As for the truth and falsehood, you can only go to the international admissions office of the school and ask them whether the university offers IEP (Intensive Eglish Program), which is a full-time intensive English program, which is part of the university, and you can directly enter the formal course after graduating from the IEP. There is also the question of whether the university will send you an official university admission letter and i20**.

It is normal for some universities to have several campuses in the same city, they are all the same school, but the departments are different, maybe the business school is here, the law school is in another place... Some universities do have the phenomenon you said, and you, as an applicant, should go to the school by yourself to check or find out about the situation with university alumni. These things are all you have to do by yourself, to understand by yourself, if you don't have this basic ability, then it is even more unsuitable to live abroad I hope you think about it, this is my real feeling.

Qiuzi, I haven't heard of going abroad directly after the college entrance examination, but there are a lot of students who study abroad after 4 years of college. If you want to study abroad as a graduate student, you need to apply for an offer to study abroad, but it is very difficult to apply for an offer, you have to take an English test such as IELTS and TOEFL first, and you need to have a good score to have a chance of getting an offer. Therefore, theoretically, studying abroad after the college entrance examination should be similar to studying abroad for graduate students.

Generally speaking, university requirements need to be sent directly from the IELTS center to the university, so you can't say that you get the results and send them yourself, which will not be accepted. The official website of the university will usually have an IELTS submission address on the language requirements page, and you pay the IELTS center to send it, which will not be very slow. But you take the test on the 16th, and I am afraid that you will not be able to receive it before the 30th.

Because the school has a deadline for the delivery of materials, whether you said June 30 or not, if it is that date, it is not too much of a problem. Because now you have to wait for the efficiency of the IELTS center. So what you can do now is, send a letter to the university and tell them when you will take the IELTS test, when you will receive your results, when you will deliver them, and ask them for a few days.

Then concentrate on preparing for IELTS.

As for the second question, if your IELTS is not up to standard, I don't know if you are an undergraduate or a graduate student, if it is an undergraduate, the other university will send you an admission notice for dual enrollment if it has dual enrollment, and if it is a master's degree, it is likely to be rejected directly, so it is best for you to wait until you know the results before making a decision.

It should be too late, and the results will come out and the mailing time will take about a month.

The test results should be sent to the school by the IELTS center.

You will need to pay the money on the IELTS official website and fill in the name of the university you want to send to.

Probably something like this, I sent it a long time ago, and I don't quite remember it now.

If you don't meet the school's requirements, it's okay to send it, but they won't admit you, as long as you send your past grades before the deadline.

But generally everyone takes the test a month in advance, and then looks at the results posted on the Internet (faster) and finally decides whether to send the results.

ps.If your total score is higher than the school's requirements, but you have not passed a single subject, you can call ** to communicate with the school, be patient and keep calling them ** and sending emails Some schools will allow it and will give you a notice (personal experience).

If you are a little bit closer, in the end, you can still use the above method (listen to what your classmates say, there are successes).

IELTS results are generally available in 10 working days, but if you take the test on April 16, you will know the results on the evening of April 28, you can wait for the scores to come out, send an email to the school you want to apply to, tell them your results, and then send them immediately.

If you don't have enough grades, you always have to take the test again, as long as you take the test enough, but your deadline is very rushed, so I wish you a good pass

No matter how you do it, you have to use the IELTS working day.

Have you already registered with your account to log in to the IELTS registration website.

Then the inside of the receiving information can be modified and filled.

If you want to write the address of the school abroad.

Well, it doesn't matter if you send it.

Do you do it from an agent or do you do it yourself?

Have the test center courier directly.

Send to Canada, with UPS or FedEx, DHL Express only takes about 3 days, in time.

No, just use dear sir madam, and then at the end of the missing group, you can write sincerely yours, or kind regards, and finally indicate your name, such as applicant: zhang san (mr..)), as shown in the following volt orange:

dear sir/madam:

I've emailed more than 20 different universities, and it all starts and ends like this. I just went to the statistics and found that almost all schools replied as follows:

dear zhang san:

And the reply email usually has the name at the end of the note (mr.).or (mrs.)If you still need to reply to this email, you can directly use dear sir or dear madam according to the title.

You know the email address, right?

The format is simple

Call dear (to whom it may concern if you don't know the specific name).

Body: Write your name, date of birth, and department of application, and then ask your questions straight to the point, remembering that foreigners' thinking is linear, so don't go around in circles.

Greetings sincerely yours, your name.

Good luck!!! I really can't write, I can help you again!

You just write it like this, I don't know what you want, and you say that you can fill in the content yourself.