An online program for high school students to study in Canada

For those who currently do not have language scores, it is almost certainly impossible to get directly into the University and Maima. You mentioned the prep of private schools and public colleges, but I personally think the latter is better anyway. After all, it's safer to go to a public school in Canada.

There are many colleges in Toronto, such as the famous Seneca, Conestoga are very good colleges, the location of the school is also very good, Seneca is in Toronto, Conestoga is in Waterloo, you can connect to a very good university, and the most important thing is that these colleges do not waste time, because after you pass the language course in the college, you start formal professional courses, and these professional courses are recognized by the university you want to go to, The language courses at these schools are also relatively easier than those at universities, so it is highly recommended that you go to these colleges. As for the preparatory department of private schools, it will definitely not give you a high school diploma, you go to study now, on the one hand, it is a language, and on the other hand, it is 6-8 credits of college transfer credits, because Canadian high school students have learned these 6-8 credits more than Chinese students, so private schools will make up for this 6-8 credits for you, but after many private schools have finished, they still need to take the TOEFL and IELTS, and only after passing the grades can they enter a good university, so invisibly, If you don't get into a university course if you don't get into the university because of your language scores, you're actually missing a year and you're not starting any major courses.

Therefore, in comparison, it is more affordable for public colleges.

You can consult Lang Ge Study Abroad.

I also just finished the exam, my family is helping me apply for a school in the United States, but I can't apply for a good major, the teacher of Lange study abroad said that you can go to Canada first, and then transfer to the past, and also took some better schools for me to choose, life is still very hopeful, you also go to Lange to study abroad and ask.

There are many countries that recognize China's college entrance examination results, such as Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Singapore and other countries, if your college entrance examination results are excellent, then you can choose to use the college entrance examination results to apply, if the college entrance examination results are not very advantageous, you can not provide the college entrance examination results.

There are many ways and courses to study abroad for undergraduates, mainly to assess students' high school grades and foreign language scores and other comprehensive aspects.

In addition to the college entrance examination results, you should now prepare for foreign language scores as soon as possible.

Can I apply directly to study abroad with college entrance examination results? It depends on the attitude of the country you are applying to to accept the results of the college entrance examination. It's not absolute, you can find a study abroad agency to ask, which school is more suitable to go to, which country, Jin Ya study abroad can be used as a reference.

If the goal of LZ is still Canada, then without considering the time, it is recommended to go out as soon as possible and apply directly to the 11th year of the university, because some universities in Canada have to refer to your college entrance examination results, and the requirements are relatively high, generally on the line, and there are also hard requirements for TOEFL, and it is relatively difficult to apply. Of course, if you have excellent grades in school, you can also wait for the college entrance examination results to come out and then apply for university courses directly, which will save more time. So, both methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, depending on which aspect you pay more attention to

1.Decide on the country of study and participate in relevant foreign language training. Candidates studying in English-speaking countries should participate in TOEFL, IELTS and other language test tutoring, and candidates who want to apply for prestigious universities should also participate in SAT, ACT and other related academic ability test training.

Studying in countries with small languages should participate in minority language training as early as possible.

2.Learn about the school information through various channels and fill out the application form. High school students who study abroad decide whether to attend a public or private school based on their financial situation.

For example, students studying business can tend to choose colleges in metropolises due to many factors such as employment, while students majoring in film and television media may choose schools in areas with more developed media industries.

3.According to the requirements of the school, prepare the grades to be provided. Including language scores, such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc.; Candidates applying for undergraduate studies should attach high school transcripts in Chinese and English and notarized certificates.

The transcript should include information such as the name of the course studied, credits, grades, etc. Candidates who have just wanted to study abroad must pay attention to their usual grades (GPA), because the average score is an important indicator for evaluating applicants to American universities, and it is also an important competitiveness for successful applications to American universities. Domestic students do not pay attention to grade point average, and there is no shortage of influences when applying to schools.

Studying in the United States, 2-3 letters of recommendation should generally be provided, and they should be written by different teachers, and the letters of recommendation should explain the basic information and grades of the recommended person, including the extracurricular activities they have participated, what abilities they have, etc., and a strong letter of recommendation is of great help to apply. The personal statement is especially important for the school to get to know the candidate better and to receive the scholarship.

5.Prepare your visa. Visa requirements vary from country to country, such as an interview for a visa to the United States.

During the interview, candidates should explain the purpose of studying in the United States and explain the necessity of studying abroad through a true and clear study plan. Candidates should also explain the study abroad funds**, and the proof of funds they carry must be complete and valid.

6.Clothing, food, shelter and travel preparations before departure. Some universities require all new students to live on campus, while others have the freedom to choose.

If you plan to live on campus, candidates should submit an accommodation application form as early as possible in case there are no beds, and some schools require a deposit in advance to guarantee a room in the dormitory, which is usually stated on the notice, and it is important to read the notice carefully.

You should take a good look at the language, you should go to **, you should do a good job of the language first, if the English level is average, it is best not to go abroad. However, you should go to Xinjiapo or you can also go to some colleges that don't pay much attention to learning (but I don't know if there is), and if you can make a friend who can translate for you (but I don't know if there is).

In fact, it is very good to study abroad as long as the family conditions allow, and foreign universities are very different from those in China, and you can really learn things. But here are a few things to consider:

Which country are you going to.

What kind of school are you going to attend.

What language test you have to pass (IELTS or TOEFL).

This one is the most. Important: Be sure to check if your school is nationally accredited so that you can consider returning to your home country later.

It can be found at this Ministry of Education**.

If you're satisfied, remember to give me a good review.

If your nephew is over 18 years old, you have to take the IELTS test, and you can only go abroad after taking a score of 5, and a good university has to score about a score, so you have to go abroad with a score of 5, and you have to study the language abroad. If you are under the age of 18, you do not need to take the test, but you can study the language abroad.

I went abroad when I was a freshman in high school, and I went to Australia, in fact, it depends on him to transfer the country, what kind of house he likes to go to, and what major he likes to study. If you want to immigrate through study, if you want to immigrate to Australia, Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, you can't.

However, foreign universities are wide in and strict out, and if he wants to return to China to study after studying abroad, he must finish his master's degree and come back, and if he comes back, he may not be able to find a job.

If he is not willing and you have to ask him to come, it may backfire.

At present, learning computer science is still very good and good employment, computer is divided into many majors such as graphic design, UI design, Internet marketing, e-sports, animation, are very good employment majors, choose your favorite major.

At first glance, it was the intermediary who got it, friends, don't just believe the intermediary, keep an eye on yourself, good luck!

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to yours have successfully applied to this school or those majors, and see how many of their minimum scores can be admitted, and you can know the grade requirements of the application.

Generally, it is better to study abroad after finishing high school.

Not necessarily, some schools can not use IELTS. You can apply to the university there, and generally the universities with international students have language schools, and you will go directly to the university after passing the language course for about a year.

If you have the conditions, you can choose many universities in China that have 2+2 and 3+2, and you can study in China for 2 years before going out.

However, if you want to study abroad, it is better to go to school as soon as possible.

Recommend a 2+2 project that I know of.

After two years of study in China, students can directly enter the third year of Canadian university to continue their bachelor's degree program, and after completing 120 credits, they can obtain an undergraduate diploma and a bachelor's degree from a Canadian university. Because the two-year education in China fully adopts the Canadian higher education system and standards, basically all Canadian universities recognize credits in China.

Two years in China is equivalent to studying both the language and the freshman and sophomore year of Canadian University, saving the time of going to preparatory and language schools. These two years are also a buffer or adaptation time to go abroad.

It depends on the school you go to in Canada. If you are worried about your language scores, you can apply for dual enrollment in some universities, such as the University of Alberta in Canada, where you can apply for dual enrollment in language and bachelor's degree. In this way, even if you don't have IELTS and TOEFL scores, you can go directly to the University of Alberta as long as you study the language courses at the language center.

Hope you find this information helpful. Ha ha.

Whether you can keep up is mainly the language barrier.

If you can understand the lessons in English, that's fine.

It must have been difficult at first, but it was very difficult to study abroad at such a young age.

You should be able to keep up.

Objectively speaking, your assumption is a bit problematic.

Mainly talk about career planning. Architecture itself is not an easy major to learn, and it usually takes five years to study for an undergraduate. It is almost impossible that you want to go to graduate school without a professional background. Moreover, architecture is very busy, and it is impossible to find a job while you are studying.

What's more, architecture is a popular major in China and a very lucrative profession, but in developed countries such as the United States and Canada, the annual construction volume is very small, which belongs to the sunset industry, which makes it difficult to find a job and the second is not high. Third, many foreign architectural designs have gone to developing countries such as China and India to make money. Moreover, architecture is a few years after graduation, and there are still a few years to take the qualification of a registered architect to have a better career prospect, which is not easy to test, and it is difficult to mix if you have not taken the exam.

Suggestions: 1. How to family conditions can, direct investment immigration... Maybe it costs less than a few years of undergrading.

The landlord's GPA is a bit low. Go for a postgraduate diploma. You don't have to be in an undergraduate... Not at all. If you don't understand, you can continue to ask.

OK. For example, in Australia, except for the University of Melbourne, other schools in Australia's eight universities can accept college entrance examination results. Passing the local first line is the minimum application standard, and it depends on the major you are applying for.

Like the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales, and the Australian National University are all available.

However, language scores are required, and if you do not have a good language score, you can apply for language classes, but you cannot enroll without language.

If you don't have a language score, you can go abroad first, but when you get abroad, you still have to learn the language and then apply to universities. In Canada, for example, you can go to a preparatory college or a community college.

In your case, I personally think it's a pity that you don't have a language score and don't go straight up, I don't know if there is a corresponding admission letter for those who have reached a line? If there is, it is still recommended to take an IELTS out, and the above will have a great chance of applying for a prestigious school. Of course, studying for a preparatory department is also a way to try it.

In addition, to study in other countries, you definitely need language scores, even if you can have 0 language at the beginning, you still have to come up with language scores in the end, especially if you are studying for an undergraduate. Otherwise, how can you understand foreign classes? It is not necessary to score the college entrance examination, but the language is needed sooner or later.

Hurry up and take the test, it's still too late.

Yes, if the score of the college entrance examination is above the score line, you can go to the top 100 universities in the world such as the University of Sydney. If you do not score well in the college entrance examination, you can also enter a prestigious school through the first-year diploma program.

To tell you a piece of news, 73, the University of Sydney admits that the Chinese college entrance examination score is 4390, and the score is about 100 points lower than that of Tsinghua University and Peking University.