I hope you will give us some advice on studying in the UK

The UK is a very good choice, there is still a year to hurry up to take the TOEFL, I don't know if the school you want to go to should take the GRE, and, in this year, ask your tutor and a good professor you know to write a letter of recommendation, so that they can write the best in person, find a foreign school with a cooperative relationship, it is very useful to ask the teacher there to write a letter of recommendation for you, you should prepare carefully ps, it is best to have research experience, if you don't have it, you can participate in a project quickly, it is best to have your own work in half a year, British schools are very important to this, In terms of schools, you can choose two or three school sets of porcelain, at this time, don't leave a bad influence on the professor, time is very tight, good luck!

First, do you want to get out? Second, why do you want to get out? Third, are you financially adequate? Fourth, what do you want to read? Fifth, what schools can you apply to at your level?

If you already have a good job and want to go out and just want to come back for a better job, I don't think you might as well not go out. Really, because like you said, there are a lot of people going abroad right now.

So, weigh it up. Happy New Year!

Are you ready for the money? Did you take IELTS in English?

There is a lot of economy, I know a person in Rhul, this school is good, otherwise UCL is also good, in fact, the most important thing is my first two questions, your money and English can pass, in fact, your mentality should also be good, now going abroad is very good, but not everyone has a chance, take advantage of it, Happy New Year!

Go, why not go if you have this opportunity? Besides, your English is strong enough, and your foundation is good, and you can quickly adapt to local life. Not only will you learn about the British education system, but you will also be open-minded.

The most important thing is to be able to deal with foreigners in the future, make money from foreigners, and promote China's economic development. (Exaggeration). I'm also planning to go to the UK now.

Very happy to help you! Happy New Year

Personally, I don't like the UK.

When you come here, you will find that the British life is very erosive and irregular, and they can't stand British food the most.

The deepest experience is that Britain is not as developed as China, and London is really not as good as Beijing and Shanghai!

1.The British do not reject the Chinese very much, that is, no matter how much the British look down on the Chinese, it is more serious than many Chinese look down on migrant workers.

2.With an average score of 71, it is indeed difficult to apply to the top 20 schools, and you are changing majors. It's difficult.

For IELTS, no less than 6 in each component. Just don't write any lower.

b) Scholarships will be difficult to apply for unless you want to have good professional and language grades.

c) The tuition fee is generally ** this year, about 11,000 pounds, and the total cost of 250,000 to 300,000 yuan should be enough.