Go to graduate school first and then go abroad or go out directly

I was puzzled by your question half a year ago.

Which university is the landlord from? This is important because 211 and 985 universities have a much higher chance of applying to a good school than the average school, especially when it comes to applying for scholarships. I've done a lot of research on this.

I don't know what the landlord is going abroad or studying for graduate school?

If it's for learning knowledge, it's of course better abroad; If the landlord's school is average, then it is a good choice to go to a good school above 211 as a springboard and eventually go abroad.

If it is for a degree degree, it is enough to go to graduate school.

If it is for long-term knowledge, or for going abroad to study for a doctorate, then you might as well go abroad without going to graduate school.

I didn't answer it all, but I hope it can help you.

Generally, there are many people who go abroad directly after graduating from a bachelor's degree. If you really want to go out, prepare for TOEFL, IELTS, GRE and something as soon as possible.

Let's go abroad! You can't go wrong with going abroad for graduate school!

Hello classmates: I don't know how well you have mastered English. One thing you can be sure of is that if you don't have a good foundation in English, it's a little late to prepare.

Now the general situation is the same as what my friend said earlier, generally going abroad directly after graduating from a bachelor's degree. The premise is that you have passed TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, according to your target college, and the last thing I want to say is that the postgraduate entrance examination is a qualification, go abroad or go out to help the poor or learn something real and come back! It's up to you to choose!

If you decide to go to graduate school, you can ask. Hope it helps!

Application plan for studying in the UK after postgraduate examination.

Don't worry if the language score is not satisfactory, IELTS in the UK, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and other Commonwealth countries can be made up later, and you can get the admission place first and then submit IELTS for an unconditional offer. In addition, the number of applicants to the UK has skyrocketed this year, and many majors may be closed early due to the large number of applications full, so it is recommended to apply as soon as possible, and do not wait for the results of the stupid preliminary examination to come out before submitting an application for studying abroad.

Option 1: Direct application for master's degree.

Suitable for: undergraduate students, post-graduate students, students with excellent academic and language performance.

Application advantages: 1 year of schooling, short diploma hard, saving time and money to cultivate imitation branches.

Application requirements: Bachelor's degree with a bachelor's degree; GPA between 80-90; IELTS scores.

Option 2: Pre-Masters.

Suitable for people with sensitive groups: junior college, undergraduate students or post-graduate students, students with low academic and language scores.

Advantages of application: The language requirements are low, which lays the foundation for applying to prestigious schools.

Application requirements: Bachelor's degree with a bachelor's degree; GPA score of 75 or above; IELTS score or above.

Study Abroad Orientation Assessment.

There are many cases of applying to study abroad under various conditions and backgrounds in the study abroad volunteer reference system (figure below), and you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system.

Carry out school selection positioning and reference. <>

In fact, this situation can not be generalized, it depends on the country you go out, conventionally speaking, the postgraduate entrance examination in December, the results are probably in February, and the final re-examination line is almost all around March, just like this time this year, Australia, the closure of the Australian master's degree will be relatively late, for example, at this time, the application for admission in July this year in Australia can also be submitted normally. If the conditions are met, you can still get an offer, but if you don't have an IELTS score, the time left for you to prepare for IELTS will be very limited. In the end, if you can't provide IELTS, you still can't enroll, so you can only give up or apply for an extension.

On the UK side, some popular majors will close early, such as business majors, as well as some computer majors, and many good schools in the UK will close their business and computer majors in February and March, if your conditions are good, the goal is these world's top 100 or top 200 institutions, and you are applying for this year's popular majors, then you can choose very few schools. can only ask for the orange chain second, and even if you get the offer, it is the same as the Australia mentioned before, facing the problem of making up IELTS.

As for the other countries, I won't go into the cases of each one. In general, if it is the Commonwealth, their study abroad is mainly on a first-come, first-served basis, so the deadline is announced according to the school's enrollment situation, and it will be more difficult to apply if the time is delayed too late. Therefore, if you are not too sure about the graduate school entrance examination, you can consider studying abroad and preparing for the graduate school entrance examination together.

The application for studying abroad can be submitted in advance, and the offer is generally before you take the postgraduate examination, after the postgraduate examination, if you succeed in the domestic postgraduate examination, you decide to study in graduate school in China, and give up the foreign offer, except that there may be a little economic loss, there is no other impact. If the graduate school entrance examination does not go well, you can go abroad directly, without saying a one-year delay