What do I need to pay attention to when studying in the United States? What to prepare?

After contacting the U.S. school, the school will send you an application form, scholarship application form, financial support form, etc.**. Applicants must fill out these carefully**.

Recommendation letter

Letters of recommendation are one of the required materials for studying in the United States. A letter of recommendation is written by the applicant's previous teacher or unit leader for the purpose of recommending the applicant for admission and applying for scholarships. Recommendation letters are an important basis for foreign institutions to understand applicants, and American universities generally require applicants to provide 2-3 letters of recommendation.

Resume (resume).

Curriculum vitae is an indispensable part of the application for scholarship funding. To apply for university entrance and scholarships, you need to prepare a suitable resume. In the U.S., a resume is like an outline of a person's experience, and the reviewer makes a decision based on a comprehensive consideration of the resume and other materials.

Personal statement

A successful personal statement should not only be fluent in language, but also logical and well-structured to fully demonstrate the applicant's talent and capture the reviewer's attention.

Domestic academic transcripts and official transcripts

Those who apply for admission to the first year of university will need to provide their secondary school transcripts. Students applying for university transfer are required to provide secondary school transcripts and pre-transfer college transcripts, and students applying for master's or doctoral degrees are required to provide transcripts from their undergraduate studies and subsequent school attendance. Either way, the transcript needs to be issued by the school's department that administers the student's grades and sent by the applicant to the U.S. university.

English Test Report

As required by the U.S. school, applicants should provide the school with official TOEFL, GRE, GMAT transcripts.

Other supplementary documents for studying in the U.S

Applicants for art students are required to submit a portfolio;

If the internship experience is related to the applied major, the internship certificate must be submitted;

Students applying for transfer credits are required to submit a course outline for evaluation by the University.

The above is all the application materials for studying in the United States, and the introduction here is relatively complete, but it is still recommended to check the official ** of the school before applying, in case there are changes.

Hope, good luck.

Undergraduate or graduate? Each requirement is a little different.

Here's what you need to prepare to study in the U.S.:

1. Make a study abroad plan: Many students and parents think that the opportunity to study abroad is rare, and when applying to study abroad, they do not formulate a study abroad plan based on the student's situation. Now parents can consult the teachers of some professional study abroad agencies, and can determine the study abroad plan for the student according to the student's learning situation and language performance.

2. Calculation of study abroad expenses: After formulating a study abroad plan for students, the cost of studying abroad for students can be calculated in advance. Students need to prepare for studying abroad expenses in different countries, and there are certain differences in the cost of studying abroad according to different schools.

3. Language training: Language problems are a problem that every Chinese student will encounter, and every foreign school has clear requirements for students' language, and students need to make language plans for themselves in advance and prepare for IELTS or TOEFL in advance. Different schools have different requirements for students' English scores, and students need to make adequate preparations in advance in combination with the school's study abroad.

4. College application: When students have prepared all the materials, they need to start applying to schools. The application time is different for each school, and students must be optimistic about the application time of American schools in advance and submit their materials as early as possible so as not to miss the application time.

5. Visa application: After the student confirms the admission time with the school through the interview, the school will officially issue the admission notice, and the student can apply for a visa after receiving the admission notice. Applying for a visa is a very important part of studying abroad, students must prepare all visa materials in advance, and the visa officer attaches great importance to the authenticity of the student's materials and the purpose of studying abroad.