A better UK art study abroad preparatory institution, is it recommended?

You can't be too troublesome to choose an agent, you must visit on the spot, and you will have a lot of peace of mind when you are tired of applying today. And don't sign a contract rashly, be cautious. Many people only went to one, and after listening to them flicker, they signed a contract, and later found that the intermediary was unreliable, but it was too late.

Go to a few intermediaries to talk to understand the general situation and know the general positioning.

In-depth communication with the agent, what kind of school can you apply to in your own situation? What schools did my classmates go to? What is my consultant's background?

Many people are shy when communicating with intermediaries, for fear that they will be looked down upon by others if they ask too many questions. But studying abroad is your application, so you must take care of it yourself.

Study abroad agent word-of-mouth inquiry address.

It is recommended that you choose an institution carefully, don't believe in any ranking, in fact, the institution is not much different, the key is to choose the right one, you can look at the people who are in a similar situation to you, which school they applied through, through this study abroad positioning system.

You can locate the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, and you can look at which school they applied to, which means that this one has a successful case, and then choose it according to your own situation.

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which universities and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself. The location address can be obtained from the public *public* account [Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System], or you can click it directly.

1. High articulation rate and low risk.

There are a number of colleges in the UK that offer a foundation course that links to an undergraduate course at a number of tertiary institutions, and the completion of the foundation course leads to a corresponding undergraduate course. It is advisable for high school graduates to go directly to a regular national university for preparatory studies. The admission rate of the preparatory department for studying in the UK is generally high, and the chance of entering the university is almost 100%, and generally as long as you pass the preparatory department of the school, you can generally enter the university.

2. Short study period and save the cost of studying in the UK.

The duration of the preparatory course for studying in the UK is basically one year. And if you get a good language score, you can even shorten the course to eight months for the preparatory course. In this way, it will take less than four years to finish college; In general, A-level courses must be taken for two years, which means that they must complete their undergraduate studies in five years.

The cost of nearly 250,000 yuan a year is not a small burden for a student and family.

Through the comparison of the A-level course and the preparatory course for studying in the UK, it is not difficult to see that the A-level course is more suitable for students with excellent academic performance, the ability to be admitted to the top universities in the UK, and the family economic conditions are good. However, if the student's academic performance is not particularly good, and the student strives to be admitted to the British university safely, and the family economic conditions are not very ideal, the student can choose to study in the British study preparatory department.

Due to the different education systems of the two countries, Chinese high school students who apply for a UK undergraduate degree are generally required to take an undergraduate preparatory course.

This disparity is due to the difference in the education systems of the two countries. Typically, UK students have completed 13 years of primary and secondary education before entering university, while Chinese graduates have only completed 12 years of primary and secondary education. At the same time, UK secondary school graduates are already exposed to relevant university foundation courses in their final two years of graduation.