I want to know what are the specific indicators of the top 30 in studying in the United States, and

There are many rankings, such as the ranking of the best comprehensive universities in the United States, the ranking of public liberal arts colleges in the United States, the ranking of graduate schools, the ranking of majors, etc.

For example, the ranking of the best comprehensive universities in the United States, this ranking is based on all undergraduate indicators, such as high school rankings, SAT ACT scores, freshman retention rate, graduation rate, etc., which is the evaluation of undergraduate education results.

If you are ready to apply to a top 30 school, the most basic is the TOEFL, SAT or GRE or GMAT, followed by your complete transcript in China, as well as some of your study practice or work experience.

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I don't know which degree you are applying for, high school, undergraduate, master's, doctorate, the indicators are not the same, for undergraduates, you can take a look at the ranking of undergraduate teaching in the United States, this is not very different from that comprehensive ranking, for masters, you can look at the ranking of the general direction of your school and the comprehensive ranking, as for the doctorate, you can look at the ranking of the subdivision direction. As for your personal preparation, in my own experience, the important thing to apply for graduate school is GPA, teacher recommendation letter, as for GT is only used to card the line, especially T, look at the admission in previous years, it is basically OK to pass the line, and G can be slightly higher to take the test, but the GT of Chinese candidates is not a particularly important thing in the United States, just get to the line, GPA and recommendation letters are king.

The first is the language score, the second is the school grade, as well as your activity planning, and finally your essay writing is good!

You can add the background of the institution in the study abroad volunteer reference system** according to your GPA, language score and your major, and the system will match the case of classmates who are similar to you according to your GPA + language score + major + college. These cases are all real cases provided by the Study Abroad Supervision Network for students who want to study abroad.

What do admissions officers at elite U.S. universities look for most?

Admissions to prestigious schools in the United States are important.

1. Academic performance.

Academic performance mainly depends on two parts, the annual high school grade and the overall average grade; For the high school grade point average, it also depends on the difficulty of the courses you take.

American high schools implement a credit system, and students have a greater degree of freedom in course selection). SAT score or ACT score.

Admissions to prestigious schools in the United States are important.

2. Non-academic quality.

The non-academic qualities mentioned here refer to extracurricular activities, social activities, personal strengths, leadership skills, etc.

The top universities in the United States claim to be the place to train future leaders, so in addition to good academic performance, students who go to study in the United States pay special attention to whether they have demonstrated other excellent qualities in high school and the ability to participate in various activities, such as personal strengths, sports, literary and artistic talents, leadership skills, and scientific research ability.

1.Extracurricular activities include sports, arts and crafts (art, drama, literature, poetry, speech and debate, newspaper or magazine, etc.), and some school duties such as school inspectors, school ambassadors, etc.

You don't have to participate in golf, equestrian, squash and other sports, you can participate in swimming, track and field, basketball and other popular sports, as long as you do well and outstandingly, you can indeed add color to your college application. Other activities, such as volunteering and participating in the Boy Scouts, are very inexpensive. Most families can do it.

Every year, there are students who have made outstanding achievements in these areas.

2.Social activities: Studying and living in the United States, a student may participate in many social activities from an early age, especially church activities, such as choirs in churches, home visitors (visiting sick and weak families), etc.; Or some organizations for children and teenagers, such as boy and girl scouts.

In addition, in the United States, volunteering is very common. Also, whether you have worked part-time (ever had a regular job).

3.Personal Strengths: Do you have any special talents and strengths in your coursework, extracurricular activities, and social activities in the United States? Have you ever won a competition award or honor? You can list these or attach the work.

The landlord can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter your major and other information, and you can query the cases of classmates who are similar to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points are in the language, what is the school background, what major, what is the GPA, etc.) The students have applied, and then compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

The most competitive schools to study in the USA:

About more than 75% of freshmen are in the top 10% of high school grades, and the freshman acceptance rate is low, ranging from 10% to 37%. For example, Cornell University, which is known as the "easiest to get into and hardest to graduate" among the schools in the IVY alliance, has an acceptance rate of only about 30%. College admissions carefully review applicants' high school grades, SAT test scores, and social performance.

Approximately 28% of students are likely to be admitted. The number of such schools ranges from 70 to 80.

American liberal arts colleges are generally unknown to Chinese because they only offer undergraduate education and no graduate-level courses. Many Chinese students, out of a literal understanding of college, think that it is a tertiary institution, which is a big mistake. In the minds of most Americans, liberal arts colleges tend to represent classical, small-scale, high-quality undergraduate education.

According to statistics, in the past three years, the admission data of applicants for bachelor's and master's studies in the United States shows that although the number of Chinese students studying in the United States has been rising, the acceptance rate of elite American universities has been declining, and the admission requirements have been continuously increasing, resulting in a continuous decline in the probability of Chinese students entering prestigious universities. Therefore, the hardware conditions for applicants are more demanding, and the competition for scholarships is more intense. In addition, the timing of the application is very important, and a clear professional positioning and accurate and scientific school selection are the kings of application!

So how do you apply to the university in the town of Michina? The following 8 indicators seem simple, if you really achieve excellence, then the success of the application is still just around the corner!

1.Language. 3.Learning Background:

4.Comprehensive personal quality.

5.Application for study in the United States.

6.Scholarships at prestigious universities in the United States always favor those who are prepared but can seize opportunities.

7.Ordinary but not mediocre.

8.Everyone is equal in front of prestigious schools.

Due to the rapid increase in numbers and fierce competition, the application threshold for elite schools in the United States is also increasing. Finally, Mr. Longma Xu, who has more than 6 years of experience in studying abroad, reminded students who are applying to study abroad in the United States should be rational about studying abroad, make their own career planning, reasonably choose colleges and majors, and plan their applications in advance.

Study Abroad Information You can refer to the acceptance rate for choosing a major in the United StatesMany parents are worried that if their children are not admitted to their favorite universities in China after the college entrance examination, will it be too late to apply to study in the United States?

Study abroad experts said that if you want to study in the United States after the college entrance examination, it is too late to apply for admission in the fall of 2013, and it is recommended that students can consider applying for admission next spring, or apply directly to a community college, and then transfer to a four-year university to study. One is because the admission threshold of the community duan service college is low, and you can apply without language scores, and the other is because you can directly enroll in the community college in the fall, so you don't lose time. The biggest advantage of higher education in the United States is that it is very flexible, and it is easy to change schools or majors, and Chinese students and parents must not have an attitude of "not going to a prestigious school", but should face it with an open attitude.

For the choice of major, please refer to the acceptance rate.

If you want to know how easy it is to apply, you can write to the admissions officer of the target university and ask about the acceptance rate of the major in previous years, generally speaking, the program with an acceptance rate of less than 20% indicates that the program is very competitive. In addition, you can also refer to the ranking of the corresponding majors of a certain school, for example, if a university's electronic engineering major is better than the mechanical engineering major, its application difficulty will also be more difficult than that of mechanical engineering major.

Apply for summer school as soon as possible.

Summer schools are generally divided into two types, one is credit-taking, which is mainly aimed at college students; One is the non-credit-bearing "pre college program", which international students can apply for, mainly to experience American universities, and the time is generally 2-3 weeks. Some summer schools will issue I-20** to students for student visas, while some summer school students only need to apply for a B1 visa.

After the first year of high school, students go to the United States to study in summer school, because in order to return to the second year of high school, they need to prepare a variety of application materials, review and prepare for standardized tests, and the time is relatively tight. The deadline for summer school registration at most U.S. colleges and universities is in late March and early April. Judging from the feedback from American universities, the current summer program of George Washington University has extended the registration period, and students and parents in need can pay attention.

If you attend a summer school hosted by a U.S. university, you will have a lot of rich material to add to your experiences and experiences in the U.S. when writing your personal statement. In addition, some summer schools will invite admissions officers from American universities to explain the admission process and application precautions of the school, or organize students to visit various types of universities in the United States, which are very useful for students to choose schools and majors. Also, if your child is doing well in summer school, you can ask some well-known professors to write letters of recommendation, which will be helpful in the application.