Masters, please come in! Help me plan to study abroad

If you keep your grades, you can apply to the accounting major of Tilburg University, the research strength of the School of Economics and Management of Tilburg University is the first in the world, and 200,000 yuan is enough for you to study and live for a year.

The master's program in the Netherlands is one year, and the tuition fee of Tilburg University is about 110,000 yuan, and you can prepare 60,000 yuan for living expenses.

I recommend the Netherlands, which is a cost-effective country to study in, and it is easier to find a job than other countries. Although the cost of the UK is low, as long as there is money, students can basically go there to study, relatively speaking, the school is good, but the quality of students is not as high as before.

In the Netherlands, you can try to apply for a tulip scholarship, and if successful, you can cover all the costs of your study abroad. But it's harder, so prepare in advance.

If you are good at accounting, the Netherlands recommends going to Tilburg

In finance-related majors, Tilburg is ranked among the top three in Europe.

The U.S. actually has a one-year graduate program, and the first choice is the U.S., which is the economic center of the world, and if you're studying business, there are a lot of opportunities, and have you ever considered studying other business majors, like international business, or anything like that?

First of all, every student should have a clear understanding of their purpose for studying abroad. Generally, students who go to New Zealand will want to try whether they can immigrate. Then, at this time, you have to come up with a key thing, the immigration scoring list, and let the professional teacher give you a scoring assessment according to your situation.

See if you meet the immigration requirements.

Second, time planning, according to the student's situation, first deduce which year you want to go abroad? Is it this year? Or next year?

Or two or three years later, generally speaking, the determined study abroad plan must be maintained within two years, New Zealand schools are open for applications two years in advance, and must be submitted at the beginning of the open application, which will greatly improve the application approval rate. Secondly, the preparation of some materials, which takes a long time, will also be more delicately prepared.

Third, choose a major, choose one that you are interested in when you major, or choose one that is good for employment? This depends on their own pursuit, I usually persuade students to choose the most suitable one for themselves, what is suitable for themselves? This major has a certain relevance to my current job, and I was able to improve my skills after studying this major.

I am willing to learn and work hard for it.

Fourth, the work plan, related to the first point, most students who go to New Zealand will choose a good immigration major, but most people are choosing a good immigration major, so is it difficult to find a job in other majors? No, work is a choice between people, a choice of opportunity and time. There are countless uncertainties and inferences.

Only with personal ability and opportunity can you find a job that suits your heart. Therefore, the work plan must be a process of being prepared and improving oneself.

If you don't know which country you intend to study in, you can also go to Xintong Study Abroad Consulting to make a suitable study abroad plan for you.

Hello classmates, judging from your situation, I don't think this can be completely said to be the responsibility of your parents.

Since you haven't been in school for the whole year of high school and are preparing for the TOEFL, then your family should have this psychological preparation for you to study abroad, so it is still difficult to understand that you are not given the money to prepare to go abroad. I don't know if there are any other problems here.

In addition, the probability of applying for a scholarship at the undergraduate level in the United States is very low, not that there will be a prize for a good TOEFL score, at most you will be given a prize of a few thousand dollars, but most of the cost will have to be provided by yourself. So as things stand, if you can't solve the cost problem, it's going to be difficult not only for the United States, but for other countries.

As for the advice, it's actually quite simple. Because you focus on English all year long, even if you take the college entrance examination again, the results will not be too satisfactory, and it will be delayed for a year. If there is a possibility of going abroad, don't give up.

But before that, the problem of funding must be solved, otherwise everything is empty talk.

If you want to go out and get a full award, it's better to apply for LAC in the United States, and the probability of applying is much higher than that of a comprehensive university.

The specifics are yours to choose.

I prefer you to choose to study abroad as an undergraduate, and it is really difficult for domestic "higher education" to cultivate talents who can think independently.

You spell out English, choose your favorite major, and the undergraduate is really important.

Communicate well with your parents.

What age, still patriarchal.

Hello, I suggest that you don't pay so much attention to the ranking, find a school with a relatively high cost performance, so that the cost is lowered, your family is easier to bear, the cheaper school calculates the tuition and living expenses for a year is about 100,000 yuan, of course, these schools must be regular schools, but the geographical location is not in a particularly prosperous city, you study hard after entering the school, and strive for some opportunities to work in the school, so that the burden will be much smaller.

If you have that ambition, don't prepare for the college entrance exam.

The following undergraduate application requirements:

The average score of high school is not less than 80 points, (100 points);

TOEFL: IBT (80 or above, with no less than 17 in each component), PBT (550 or above, no less than 52 in each component); or IELTS (above score, no less than each band under;

Note: Business School requirements: TOEFL IBT (above 92 points, no less than 17 points in each component) PBT (580 points or above, no less than 52 points in each component); or IELTS (above score, no less than each band under;

Dual Enrollment: Conditional admission for undergraduates

Students who do not have TOEFL or IELTS English language test scores, but have other academic abilities that meet the school's admission requirements, can be admitted on an exceptional basis, but are required to take the Ohio Program of Intensive English (OPIE) until the language level meets the requirements.

OPIE is divided into full-time and part-time programs, with half-day students having a choice of some language majors.

OPIE has a language level test at the end of each semester, and those who meet the requirements can leave the language class and start studying cultural subjects.

TOEFL scores should be checked at the university**. Generally, you can get 95 in the exam, but if you are an undergraduate, the competition is very high, at least 100.

Don't toss around at New Oriental, you won't be able to learn anything except memorize a few yellow jokes after learning. Studying at New Oriental will give you the illusion that you are studying because you are among many students. If you don't go, it's still possible, and if you go, it's basically useless.

Most of New Oriental studied abroad. Many of the teachers in it came to work at New Oriental after living abroad for many years and returning to China. You can go to New Oriental for consultation.

If you work hard enough, Autumn '13 should be fine. If you want to go abroad, you have to take it early, and the exam is getting stricter and stricter.

Time is in a hurry, dear, it is recommended to find a professional senior consultant, immediately, immediately! When you know your goal, you know how you move forward.

Otherwise, it will have to wait another year. New Oriental has a study abroad service company, why not use it?