What are the requirements to apply to the University of Victoria for an undergraduate

Excuse me, classmates, do you want to apply to Victoria University in Australia or Victoria University in Canada? Preferably GPA score of 80, IELTS score, if it is TOEFL, it needs 90. Hope it helps.

Admission Ratio:

Conditional Early Admission: 01/01.

SAT Required score range.

25th percentile to 75th percentile1205–1256 sat total

400–420 sat reading

395–425 sat math

410–411 sat writing

14–18 act composite

13–20 act english

15–17 act math

15–18 act writing

TOEFL scores are required for international students.

TOEFL minimum score: 61

Annual tuition, accommodation, textbooks and other expenses.

The cost is $9,970

In-state tuition is $8,370

Out-of-state tuition $8,370

Other fees are $1,600

For graduate applications, due to the different requirements of each major, please refer to the official ** college information of the university for details.

The above is the information about the application and fees of the University of Victoria, Canada, which changes slightly from year to year, please refer to the official website of the University of Victoria for details.

Victoria University is very good, ranking 2nd in the 2020 Maclean's Magazine Canadian University Rankings.

Founded in 1963, Victoria University is one of Canada's top comprehensive research universities and one of the largest comprehensive universities in Canada, ranking in the top 2 comprehensive rankings all year round, located in Victoria, the capital of British Columbia.

The school has strong teachers and rich teaching experience. Victoria University has 15 campuses in the inner city and west, with Vancouver** College and the Communications Law Research Centre attached to it.

And Victoria University is ranked 2nd in the 2020 Maclean's Magazine Canadian University Rankings. It is ranked 262nd in the NEWS World University Rankings, 401st to 500th in the 2020 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, 364th in the 2020QS World University Rankings, and 301st to 400th in the 2019 Academic Ranking of World Universities.

The school's education is one of only four dual-education institutions in Australia, which combines academic research and professional skills. Victoria University of Technology offers four majors: Liberal Arts, Science, Business and Human Resources, and is taught by experts in teaching and research. In recent years, the university has recognized the importance of learning from international advanced teaching experience, and has established inter-university exchanges with more than 60 universities in Asia, Europe, the United States, Canada and other countries.

The college offers admission opportunities for students from different countries and cultural backgrounds.

The University of Victoria (VU) was founded in 1916 as the Futtscray Technical School, which was later merged with TAFE colleges in Melbourne's western suburbs to form the University of Victoria in 1990. VU is a vibrant and multicultural comprehensive university, one of only five universities in Australia to offer both vocational education (TAFE) and higher education (undergraduate and postgraduate education).

Victoria University is located in Melbourne, the capital of the Australian state of Victoria, with three campuses located in Melbourne's central business district and four campuses less than 10 kilometres from the city centre, spanning eight of Melbourne's districts. At the same time, the school has also signed cooperation agreements with more than 70 international partners, including educational institutions in Malaysia, China, Singapore, Vietnam, Germany and other countries.

The school has more than 4,500 faculty and staff and more than 51,000 students, including more than 15,000 international students from more than 90 countries. Thirty-three per cent of international students study on campus in Melbourne, with the remainder studying at VU in their home country through co-op programmes.

Victoria University is the only school in Australia to offer a problem- or project-based teaching model for engineering students, and is the first school in Australia to receive a three-star award for hairdressing. The school's industry-leading courses are: Information Systems, Tourism & Hospitality, Sports & Training Science, Multi**, Hairdressing.

All of the school's courses can be divided into 11 industry types, and the courses are regularly reviewed by a team of industry elites and community experts to ensure that the curriculum meets the latest industry requirements.

The university's main research institutes are: the Center for Strategic Economics, the Engineering Center for Environmental Safety and Risk, the Center for Hospitality and Tourism, the Center for Telecommunications and Microelectronics, the Center for Vocational Education, the Institute for Social Ethnicity and Policy Choices, the Institute for Sustainable Development and Innovation, the Institute for Logistics and Chain Management, and the Institute for Physical Education and Active Living. These institutes and research centers foster collaboration between the university and influential institutions around the world, benefiting all graduate programs.

The University's research strength is internationally renowned in areas such as economics, environmental engineering, sports science, hospitality and tourism, sustainable water, telecommunications and microelectronics, social diversity and community welfare. Emerging R&D strengths include chain management, applied information, business management, educational opportunities, and transitions.

Melbourne, Australia, is one of the most liveable cities in the world, with a diverse urban atmosphere, a perfect blend of modern and old, giving Melbourne a unique charm. Victoria University of Australia upholds the city's diversity, inclusion and innovation, and is a new type of university that has all expectations and surprises. The University of Victoria has 11 campuses, which are:

Located in the suburbs of Footscray Park, St Albans, Footscray Nicholson, Werribee, Sunbury, Melton, Sunshine, Newport, The Student Village, Whitten Oval, and City Flinders, City King, City Queen near Melbourne** business district.

1.Main Campus: Footscray Park, with an enrollment of about 9,800 students, is located 8km northwest of Melbourne city centre, Post Code 3011

Flinders: With an enrollment of about 4,000 students, located in the heart of Melbourne, Post Code 3000

King: There are about 2,600 students enrolled in the city, located in the heart of Melbourne, Post Code 3000

Nicholson: About 6,000 students on campus, located 7km west of Melbourne city centre, Post Code 3011

The school has about 800 students and is located 52 km northwest of Melbourne city centre, post code 3338

The school has about 2,900 students and is located 16km southwest of Melbourne city centre, Post Code 3015

ST: There are about 900 students enrolled in Melbourne, located in the heart of Melbourne, Post Code 3000

Albans: Approximately 6,000 students and located 25km northwest of Melbourne city centre, Post Code 3021

The school has about 1,800 students and is located 42km northwest of Melbourne's city centre, Post Code 3429

The school has about 3,400 students and is located 15km northwest of Melbourne's city centre, Post Code 3020

The school has an enrollment of approximately 2,300 students and is located 32km southwest of Melbourne city centre, Post Code 3030

2 Which campus is the best at the University of Victoria.

1. Study Abroad 360 introduces that the Student Service Center provides a series of services, including: personal problem consultation, accommodation information, kindergarten, financial counseling, support for overseas students and employment information collection.

2. The school's indoor sports field can play volleyball, tennis, and basketball, as well as a health center and many other facilities.

Learning:

VU's local reputation is not as good as that of several other universities in Melbourne, and I don't know about the number of students and employment, but the advantage is that the campus is in the city center. But you're 2+2, you don't have to choose, and it doesn't make much sense to ask, right......

The grade difference in Melbourne is the place where people who don't study but go to university go to school.

A school in Melbourne's city centre with a nice name and everything else is bad.

Trust me, don't be deceived by an agent, I'm in my third year of high school in Melbourne.

The degree is recognized, and the ranking is not very high, but there are only about 40 schools in Australia, and I personally think that the gap in teaching quality will not be particularly large, and it depends on the professional ranking. In terms of cost, it is now about 250,000 a year in Australia. It still depends on the professional

Absolute garbage school, in China is equivalent to a three, Victoria University was originally a language college, because of the language training of international students and in China is very marketable, in Australia to the undergraduate is estimated not to be ten years, the University of Victoria has several campuses in Melbourne, the school is typical rich but the quality of education is not high. The tuition fee is very high (the same as the three books in China). You can but look at the ranking of Victoria University in Australia on the large-scale study abroad**, I remember when I looked at it at the beginning of the year, he ranked first from the bottom among the undergraduate colleges, and he was definitely the bottom school.

Victoria University is general, it has not entered the eight universities, and it is generally 4+0 that studies abroad, and those who give double degrees will be given to Victoria University, which shows that the gold content is not very high.

The University of Victoria is one of the 1 star universities in Australia.

The best in Australia is a 5-star university, and the worst is 1-star.

In this way, the University of Victoria is not a good university in Australia.

And it itself is also ranked at the bottom of the 1-star ranking, so it is recommended not to choose this university.

Melbourne itself has many other universities, such as Deakin University, Monash University, University of Melbourne, Ratba University, these are all compared.

University of Victoria is good.

I am a British master student, I have already taken a compulsory study, the University of Sheffield, and I am now preparing to apply for a PhD in Australia, I am studying polymer chemistry.

In my knowledge of Australia, I also learned about it from a friend.

There are 8 universities in Australia that are worth going to, and other universities are much worse in terms of international reputation, including the development of returning to China, and they are not recommended.

The so-called 8 universities are the 8 5-star universities in Australia.

For Australia, studying abroad is its three major industries, the threshold is relatively low, LZ can go to apply for 8 universities, why go to that kind of second-rate university?

The University of Victoria is Australia's ** public university founded in 1915, located in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, also known as Victoria University of Technology or Victoria University of Technology. Victoria University of Technology is one of Australia's largest and full-discipline comprehensive universities, with 54,000 students and more than 3,000 Chinese students, with more than 100 doctoral programs, 68 master's programs, 93 undergraduate majors and 54 college majors. The quality of teaching at the University of Victoria is among the best among universities in Australia.

Universities that are listed as "Best Programs for Students" in the "Top 10 Best Universities in Australia" rankings. It was rated as the highest level of teaching quality (five-star) in the Good Australian University Guide, and in 1999 it was ranked 30th in the Asia-Pacific University Rankings by Asia Weekly. But the University of Queensland in Australia is good!

The senior sister who is studying at the vu Sydney campus will answer it. To be honest, this school is really bad. The efficiency is extremely low, and most of the students in the school are Indian, Pakistani, and the teachers are basically Indians and Nepalese.

I won't understand the accent or not, the body odor of my classmates can smoke my upper respiratory tract infection. The school's system may be a joke, the login results can be different today and tomorrow, I have been in this situation every time I have been studying for two semesters, because of the negligence of the person who logged in the results, this can not be called an accident. In general, the level of the teachers is not high, they can't teach anything, and the exams are quite difficult.

For the same tuition, it is better to add a little to UTS, teaching *** a lot. Why don't I change schools when it's so bad? I have graduated from a master's degree at the University of Sydney, so I don't have high requirements for the current master's school, so I just want to finish it quickly and go to the career assessment early.

Teacher Rose, who is in charge of admissions, will tell you a lot of fanciful, but when you have a problem at school, they tell you, sorry, this is not my scope of work, you have to go to the student office to line up to solve the problem.