My sister is going abroad, grades are not a problem, money is not a problem, I want to compare two u

Of course, it's the University of Warwick, and Warwick Business School is very good, especially finance. The University of Manchester is an ordinary school, but it can only be said that the city is better and the life is relatively convenient.

It seems that people say... Go outside ... Boys learn IT... Girls study accounting...

It's best to ask the locals about the teacher! ~！

went to Antai Yixin to translate, these documents of his family studying abroad can be translated, and it is fair, many students are translated there.

First of all, you need to see whether your university transcript is equipped with an English translation, some universities issue two transcripts in Chinese and English, which have been translated, and there is a fee for you, and you are not allowed to translate it yourself; If your university doesn't have transcripts translated into English, you can find your agent to have them translated, and then you can get your school stamp.

If not, you need to translate it yourself, but you need a certified agency to stamp the translation for you, which is generally done through a study abroad agent.

Studying abroad, formerly known as studying abroad, generally refers to a person going to a country other than his home country to receive various types of education, and the time can be short-term or long-term (from a few weeks to several years). These people are called "international students". In Chinese mainland, students refer to studying in Hong Kong, Macau and other regions as studying abroad, because these regions have different education systems.

In addition, a type of short-term overseas exchange student program organized by the United States and other countries, its English name "study abroad" literally translates to study abroad.

Change... As long as you can stamp that stamp, there will be no problem... The most important thing is to deal with the teachers in the Academic Affairs Office, and no one will review them after that, so you don't have to perform too badly during the interview.

The transcript that the school gives you will usually give you a stamp.

1 All need a total of 5 notarial deeds, the notarial deeds need to be notarized in Chinese plus English translation, all notarial deeds are handled in the notary office, the notary office you can call 114 to inquire about the address and **. 1. Notarized certificate of the highest graduation certificate in Chinese and English; 2. Notarized certificate of degree certificate in Chinese and English; 3. Notarized transcript in Chinese and English; 4. Notarized certificate of birth in Chinese and English; 5. Bank deposit certificate notarized in Chinese and English. (Kinship is the birth certificate, you first call 110 to ask the public security bureau, generally the birth certificate is that you take the household registration book and ID card to your local public security bureau to handle, some places are in the birth hospital, most of them are handled at the local police station.)

No criminal record is also handled at the local police station, it is recommended that you call **110 for consultation. Because if you are a rural hukou, you first need to open a handwritten copy at the village head**, and then go directly to the local police station directly under the central government with the handwriting, and ask the province first to run a second time. If you don't have IELTS or TOEFL, you have to study the school's English course, and the form of dual enrollment is not common in the world.

Material requirements, 5 notarial certificates, graduation certificates, transcripts, original degree certificates, TOEFL or IELTS scores, passports, 2-inch** ID cards, household registration booklet. ps,rp.Proof of employment, parental ID card, parent's employment certificate. ）

You don't need to be certified for this.

Notary public. The household register, and then it seems that there is no more

PS: Notarization and certification is not a meaning!

Who told you you need a notarization? My son didn't get these notarizations and was already studying in the United States.

The first step is to get admission to the school, and then apply for a visa.

What school requires so many notarizations? There's a problem with the school, right?

Notarization is a meaning. You just need to go to the notary office to notarize, and then apply to the school, and if you agree to it, then go directly to the embassy with the required materials to submit the materials to apply for a visa.

Requirements and conditions for graduate school in the United States:

1. GPA2, TOEFL or IELTS score.

3. To take the GRE or GMAT, GMAT usually refers to the business to be tested, but now some business majors also support the GRE test (now some famous schools have this trend); Other majors take the GRE.

4. Preparation of documents and other related materials.

If your grades are not very good now, hurry up and brush up your scores. If you want to go to the United States, it is best to take the TOEFL. It is recommended to study first, you can take the test in your sophomore year, if it is not ideal, there is still time to adjust.

Now you need to decide on the major you are applying for, start to brush up your scores, learn the language, preferably find internships, and participate in more competitions or activities related to your major. Publication related**, etc.

Hello classmates, studying abroad is basically based on grade points, in view of not knowing your situation, I can't give you a specific detailed description, you can take a look at this** There is a comprehensive introduction to all universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and Canada, including admission requirements, application conditions, fees, application details for various majors, scholarships and other information, you can find the information you need on this. I hope it will be helpful to you, please adopt.

Weighted score: To give you an example, 5 credits in high mathematics, you took 90, 4 credits in physics, you took 80, 3 credits in computer science, you took 70, and the weighted score is (90*5+4*80+3*70) (5+4+3), that is: the credits of each subject * the grade of the subject and the sum of the credits of each subject.

Grade Point: Our school has changed, the previous 90 points corresponded to it, but now it has changed, and it has the same meaning as a weighted grade. You just have to look at the weighted scores.

Impact: Of course, the higher the grades, the better, in college, you don't necessarily have everything with grades, but without grades you don't have everything.

There is no need for strict professional correspondence, especially for those who want Ireland and New Zealand. Many universities in those countries recognize each other's academic qualifications with our country, and the credits of your domestic studies can generally be converted to equivalent value, so if you want to change majors, it is no problem to convert the domestic credits into foreign electives, then you can not take electives abroad, and you can focus on your major, which is a little easier. However, changing majors also depends on interest and foundation, you have to think about it first, in general, except for clinical medicine, there can be no other majors to transfer, and other requirements are not strict.

In fact, many people who study Chinese culture and history studies for their second degree in foreign countries graduate quickly, which gives them an advantage over foreigners.

As for grades, it depends on what school you apply to, generally if you don't apply for a full scholarship, those secondary schools don't pay much attention to grades, and it's generally okay if you don't fail a subject, if you apply for science, they all value mathematics, and your good math is very helpful for applying for universities or scholarships.

If you prepare, it's mainly material, don't expect to work and make money soon when you first get there, and don't expect to understand them quickly, you will find that their accents are very different, it's best to go over a month or two in advance to get used to it, and there is the mentality, because there are too many differences. It is necessary to concentrate on learning and be careful of the crime problem in some countries.

Applying to study abroad, language scores, school grades, and practical activities are important. A good or bad TOEFL score directly affects the scholarship application, and if you have good grades in school, more practical activities and are authoritative, you can improve the success rate of your application. So during your time in college, you have to work more on these aspects, you can look at some successful application cases, what are their pluses, and how hard they work in those areas.

The higher the average grade, the more confident you are about applying to a good school. Prepare for the IBT GRE or GMAT exam, and the higher the score, the better. In my junior year, I started to choose a school and prepare my application materials.

If you are planning to study abroad, the sooner you prepare, the better. The specific plan is that English learning should last for four years from the beginning of the freshman year, and it is best to participate in long-term English training in the city where you are located [using Saturdays and Sundays], and it is best to find a foreign teacher. If you can stick to it for two years, you will definitely have no problems speaking and listening English; In your sophomore year, if you can participate in New Oriental IELTS and GRE intensive training and master some test skills, you can pass the language level and complete the IELTS or TOEFL and GRE tests in the second semester of your junior year [IELTS is best to score 7, GRE is above 330].

During the university period, each course must not be sloppy, if it can reach about 85 points, the major ranking is before 10%; With excellent social practice, it should not be a problem to apply to the top 50 universities in the United States. My daughter's friend graduated from Jiangnan University with three bachelor's degrees, and finally applied to Michigan State University, which is ranked in the top 70. Faith is more important than anything else.

Hello! If you want to go out for graduate school after graduation, the more important thing to do now is to prepare for the TOEFL exam, it is best to get a good score before applying in your senior year, and secondly, you need to maintain a good four-year GPA, and the other is to participate in more activities to improve leadership, social service skills and personal charisma.

As a young lady, you can earn more, in addition to giving full play to your skills, work more.