How do I apply to a foreign university while I am in high school?

The application process is as follows:

In July and August, the school selection plan will be specified and the relevant materials for the application will be prepared.

Factors such as geographical location, college background, and academic background can be used as the basis for choosing a school, and students can do more to understand, focusing on the school's education quality, SAT, and the specific situation of the student. Prepare school transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, proof of funds.

Take standardized score tests from September to December.

To successfully apply to study abroad in a foreign high school, a SLEP TOEFL SSAT standardized language transcript is essential. If you want to apply to the top high schools in the United States, TOEFL and SSAT scores are stepping stones, and high scores may not necessarily determine the success of the application. Therefore, students need to have sufficient time to take the language test results during this time period, and for the exam preparation, students need to prepare earlier in order to be able to achieve excellent results in the exam stage.

From October to November, the relevant materials will be sent.

Students are required to organize and send their materials. Send scores (standardized language transcripts), paperwork materials (resume, personal statement, recommendation letters, proof of enrollment, etc.), GPA (usual school grades) scores, etc.

Contact the school in November and December to make an appointment for an interview.

During the interview process, the student's interaction with the admissions officer is an opportunity to get a closer look at the student's abilities, and it also greatly affects whether the student is admitted or not.

From January to April of the following year, inquire about the relevant progress.

This stage is a more tense stage for students, and the admission lists of different schools will come out one after another. Before the results are available, students need to keep in touch with the institutions they are applying to and inquire about the progress of their admissions.

In May and June of the following year, you will apply for a visa and prepare for admission.

After receiving the admission results, the student needs to decide which school to go to, and at the same time give feedback to the school, pay a deposit to book the visa. Once everything is in order, it is time to prepare school supplies and prepare for admission.

1. Undergraduate application pathways in the UK.

Apply to UK universities for the college entrance examination.

Not every UK university recognises the gaokao, and 6 of the top 100 universities recognise gaokao results. To apply to these schools, you can apply through the college entrance examination scores, but the admission requirements are not low, and basically require a score of 600 or more.

International Foundation Year. This is the way that many students will choose, you can focus on it! Because most schools have a preparatory department, only a few schools don't!

The preparatory department of this school is opened by the school itself, and after studying, it is generally only the undergraduate of the school; The Group Preparatory Department is offered by the Education Group, and after completing the study, you can enter the undergraduate program of different schools, mainly depending on your grades in the Preparatory Department.

There will be relatively few schools offered in this school, so most of the schools you apply for are group preparatory courses.

International Year One. There are not many students who apply, and it is not opened by the university itself, but generally by the education group. If you complete the International Year One and the score meets the school's requirements, you can progress to the second year.

There are one-to-one international freshmen, that is, you can only enter one university after reading, and there are one-to-many, and you can go to different universities after reading, which is suitable for students who are still confused when applying.

2. Undergraduate application pathways in the United States.

Apply directly to a U.S. university for an undergraduate.

Audience: High school students with excellent grades).

Students who choose this method of applying to U.S. universities must take a variety of standardized tests, primarily the SAT, TOEFL, or IELTS. All U.S. universities accept this type of application. American universities want to recruit well-rounded students, so students who are ready to apply the regular way should not only focus on academic performance, but also participate in various social activities and focus on all-round development.

Conditional Admission.

Audience: High school students with no standardized test scores).

Some U.S. universities offer conditional admission without the SAT, TOEFL or IELTS to students without standardized test scores; The school issues two admission letters: one is the admission letter of the school's language center, and the other is the conditional admission letter of the school's undergraduate program, so it is also called "double enrollment". "Conditional" here means that after enrollment, students must first enter the language center to study, and after passing the language, they can directly enter the undergraduate program without applying separately.

Conditional admission provides a convenient way for students to apply to U.S. universities, as well as a wide range of scholarships. Compared to applying directly, students who choose this route can first come to the United States and learn the language in an American atmosphere.

Admission to a U.S. community college.

Suitable for: Working families, students with no standardized test scores).

The United States is one of the most expensive countries in the world for college tuition. Compared with comprehensive universities with annual tuition fees of tens of thousands of dollars, community colleges in the United States have low tuition fees. It is recommended that students who choose to complete the first two years of study at a community college and then transfer to a comprehensive university for the second two years can save a lot of tuition fees and obtain the same degree.

1. Determine the country of study and participate in relevant foreign language training.

Candidates studying in the United States 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. Inquire about the school information through various channels such as the Internet or field trips, and fill in the application form.

Candidates 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.

High school students are generally entrusted to an intermediary agency to handle the study abroad, and at this time, they must sign a service contract with the study abroad agent, fill in the admission application form, scholarship application form, etc.

3. Prepare the grades to be provided according to the requirements of the school.

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 grade (GPA), because the average score is an important indicator for evaluating applicants to American universities, and it is also an important competitiveness for successful application to American universities.

Domestic students do not pay attention to grade point averages, and there are many cases of students who are affected when applying for schools. If you plan to apply to a prestigious school in the United States, you should also understand the school's GPA requirements first.

4. Prepare study abroad documents.

Including letters of recommendation, personal statement, resume and other relevant materials. 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.

At the same time, candidates should send relevant materials according to the school's application time requirements, and contact the school more while waiting for the materials to be reviewed, and ask whether they have received all the materials and whether there are any omissions. If there is any omission, please inform the school and you will resend it as soon as possible. Candidates should also make an appointment for an interview time with the help of an intermediary teacher, contact the school by email, and actively answer the school's questions, deepen the school's impression of the candidate, and increase the probability of admission.

5. Prepare for 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.

To apply for a foreign university during high school, you can send the application form and the following documents to the school you want to apply for:

1. Academic certificate and notarized translation;

2. Transcripts and notarized translations of courses taken;

3. Proof of English language proficiency.

4. 2 letters of recommendation, one for each letter.

5. Two two-inch **.

6. A copy of the student's enrollment certificate.

7. A personal resume.

8. Personal portfolio (presentation method varies according to each department) 9. Published **, award certificate, invention patent certificate.

10. Proof of financial resources in English.

The hardware is the three grades, GPA (your score during high school), TOEFL, and SAT. Plan for yourself how you will take exams and balance your studies in school.

And then there's soft power. This one is more complicated. Generally, what Lao Mei likes is to have a sense of social responsibility (so going to teach and do public welfare will add points), and then have leadership (for example, if you are a class president or a student union cadre, you are very good), and there are various abilities, anyway, it can prove that you are very good, unique and the best.

And then there's the work experience.,I'm afraid it's very difficult for this high school student.。。 If you are particularly powerful, you can do an internship in the summer, and the best for large companies is the Fortune 500 company. I can't hold the conservative strategy, or I still grasp the hardware, which is a few big exams.

The application for foreign universities is mainly divided into the following aspects: language scores (such as TOEFL, IELTS), essays, letters of recommendation, GPA (usual grades), activity history (such as competition awards and internship experience, etc.).

If you want to apply to a foreign university, you will need to pass the IELTS test. So you should learn English well and then apply on the official application platform.

Review the IELTS test first, pass the minimum score, apply for a high school in the UK, and apply for a visa after the other party agrees

Log in directly to the foreign education network, and then select the official website of the school you want to enter and submit the application materials.

High.

Students in the first and second years of high school can also consider directly enrolling in the United States after the third year of high school.

In the first year of high school, I began to prepare for language learning.

Applying to a university in the U.S. requires a lot of effort, and you must prepare well in advance to study in the U.S. The two-year preparation period from the beginning of the first year of high school to the summer vacation of the second year of high school can lay a good foundation for students to accumulate in the future, and during this time, students can focus on language learning, which is a stepping stone to studying abroad, such as TOEFL and SAT.

In the second year of high school, the school majors are comprehensively screened.

Starting from the summer vacation of the second year of high school, students should actively collect relevant information about their favorite universities and majors.

The third year of high school examination and application are grasped with both hands.

In the third year of high school, it is the specific implementation stage of the application to study in the United States.

Parents and students must decide when to study abroad according to their own family situation and their children's own abilities. Don't suppress your child's thoughts, don't pull out the seedlings to help them grow, and be sure to make the right choice at the right time.

You don't want to plant flowers, you say, I don't want to see it wither a little bit. Yes, in order to avoid the end, you avoid the beginning of everything.

There are many ways for high school students to study abroad, such as direct study abroad, study abroad program +2, etc., but due to the impact of the epidemic in the past 2 years, it is safer and more practical to stay in China.

There are also aspects worthy of parents' scrutiny, comparing the 3+2 or 2+2 programs of studying abroad with direct going abroad and preparatory education, the advantage is that students study in China for three years, and as they grow older, their minds tend to mature, and they can adapt to the challenges of studying and living in a foreign country as soon as possible after going abroad, while saving more than half of the cost of studying abroad. Academically, due to the use of the British syllabus and teaching methods, coupled with the management of the Beihang International Education Program as an example, into the unified management of the whole school undergraduates, combined with the characteristics of students accustomed to passive learning before high school graduation, the management method in the three years in China, a homeroom teacher in each class in the freshman year is responsible for the study, life and ideological work of the students in the class, strictly grasp the discipline formation, and after entering the professional class in the sophomore year, according to the requirements of foreign universities to release information, email communication and fixed time deadline** The teaching management of the teacher is the mainstay, and the class teacher cooperates with the reminder and helps the students to develop learning habits, until the third year is completely in a foreign way and requires students to arrange and complete their domestic studies independently, so students can gradually adapt to foreign learning methods during the three years in China, from passive acceptance of classroom knowledge to independent learning, and the teaching of professional courses has slowly transitioned from bilingual to pure English teaching, so as to avoid the hard injuries caused by a hard landing, and lay a solid foundation for the successful completion of studies after going abroad. (Many children who go abroad directly cannot adapt to the way of life and teaching abroad for a period of time, resulting in academic inability to keep up or physical health problems, so they can only drop out of school and return to China.)

For example, in learning, even if students have a very good level of English and an IELTS score or above, they will not be able to fully understand the content of the teacher's class because of the teacher's or classmates' speech speed and accent expression habits, and new professional terms continue to appear in the study of professional courses. It not only improves the efficiency of lectures, but also opens up ideas and shares different perspectives;

In life, you can also take turns to buy and cook, etc., which not only saves everyone's time but also enriches life. The disadvantage is that students cannot choose their majors at will, except for Beihang University, which offers two engineering majors in computer science and electronic engineering, almost all colleges and universities offer business management majors.