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Anonymous users2024-02-08There are more places to study abroad, the United States and the United Kingdom, there are more international students, and English communication skills are also very strong. Now the popular ones like Ericsson AIA are very good. The rate of going abroad is high, and you can read things.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The world is so big ...
If you want to immigrate to Canada, it is easier to go to Australia.
Pure learning, British and American education are good.
If you graduated from high school, you can also choose some European countries.
According to personal preference
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Recommend New Zealand to you.
1.To study in New Zealand, you can apply after you have the results of the entrance examination in the second year of high school.
2.New Zealand is a Commonwealth country, with a number of world-ranked universities and majors, a wide range of disciplines, a practical education, a wide range of teaching methods, and students with strong hands-on ability. Mutual recognition of academic qualifications between New Zealand and China.
3.New Zealand's study abroad and immigration policies are more relaxed than those of other countries, and the cost of studying abroad is low among Commonwealth countries. You can work legally during your study abroad, and you can earn all your living expenses and part of your tuition fees by working after school and during holidays.
To apply for a New Zealand student visa, you do not need to provide college entrance examination scores, nor do you need to provide English scores such as IELTS and TOEFL.
4.New Zealand is a stable country, with good public security, high national income, high social welfare, and a comfortable life, and no xenophobic tendencies.
5.New Zealand has beautiful scenery and no pollution, and is known as the "hometown of white clouds" and "God's back garden".
We hope you find the above helpful, and if necessary, you can log on to New Zealand International** (New Zealand Immigration and Immigration Licensed Consultant Agency) for more details.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05DIY study abroad application or find a professional agency to assist in the application.
DIY is suitable for people.
High, all kinds of overseas examination results have been brushed up, and students who are determined to win their dream schools.
2.Students who have sufficient time and energy, study abroad planning, very clear goals, have their own full understanding and selection of schools, understand the visa application process very well, and know a lot of time for students who know the relevant policies, enrollment indicators, and admission references of previous years in the target country.
3.If you have a high level of English proficiency, especially for essays, you can fully communicate with the school and understand the admission preferences of each university, and it will not be easy to cause students to misunderstand in the process of communicating with the school. DIY application can master the application process by yourself, make a more suitable choice for yourself (you can understand yourself more confidently), and the application process itself is an opportunity to exercise.
Study abroad agencies are suitable.
1.Their own conditions are not outstanding, and they need the professional guidance of intermediaries to supplement their experience and write the packaging of documents.
There is too much preparation to make, and there is not enough time and energy. (e.g. students have to prepare for language exams and supplement various experiences).
2.Lack of English writing and logical skills, unable to write a competitive set of application essays. You know, essays may directly affect whether a university admits you or not, so what grammatical word mistakes, Chinese English and some very logical expressions must be avoided.
3.I feel that the whole application process is particularly cumbersome and unfamiliar. Many students are not able to devote nearly a year to the application by keeping an eye on the school's professional opening hours, filling out the online application, interviewing, when and how to communicate with the school, paying the reservation fee after accepting the offer, visa application, filling out the form, preparing materials, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04List of the Top 100 Graduate Schools in the United States:
1 Princeton University.
Harvard University. 3 Yale University.
University of Chicago.
Mit.
3 Columbia University.
7 Stanford University.
8 Duke University.
University of Pennsylvania.
10 Northwestern University.
The University of British Columbia (ranked 12th in the world), UBC is a very popular place for both temporary learners and newcomers. As one of Canada's most diverse cities, Vancouver is home to people of all nationalities and different languages.
UBC is a sizable school, but it makes students feel at home. UBC has a strong liberal arts and sciences strength, and UBC's beautiful surroundings are more attractive to international students. On this list, or arguably the highest percentage of international students at the Canadian UBC.
2.McGill University - McGill University (ranked 23rd in the world) As the oldest university on this list, it has a history of almost 200 years, and McGill is famous both at home and abroad. But McGill wasn't conservative.
Their teaching and research are at the forefront of their time. Jill is a leader in many fields, such as aviation, biotechnology, public policy, languages, and more. In addition to its academic advantages, which attract international students, Mayer also has the advantage of Monterey's bilingual, vibrant geography.
Montreal was recently voted the best study abroad city in the world by QS, and the learning experience here is ***.
3.University of Alberta: University of Alberta: A one-stop study abroad guide for the University of Alberta (ranked 31st in the world).
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