I want to go abroad now as a freshman, who can give me a long term plan?

1.The final grades should be good, with an average score of 80 or above.

2.At the beginning of the senior year, you have to prepare to apply to schools.

3.UK scores, TOEFL or IELTS, it is best to meet the school's requirements before applying to the school.

Engineering) or GMET (business), if you go to the United States for graduate school, you need to take the exam.

5.Visa requirements related matters, especially money issues. When going to the United States, you need to know how to sign a visa.

6.Now the most important thing is to meet the language requirements.

It is not so difficult to go abroad, as long as you meet the requirements of the school to apply for, you will generally be admitted.

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Be assertive!

IELTS average score of 80 with 3 in all ready.

If you want to apply for a better school, it is recommended that the landlord have a higher final exam score, and foreign schools have GPA requirements. Of course, there is also to learn English well, depending on your preparation to go **, TOEFL in the United States, IELTS in the Commonwealth. Of course, if you want to go out of graduate school, you still have to take a GRE drop.

Freshman and sophomore: Prepare for standardized tests and complete standardized tests, such as the TOEFL. Inquire about transfers.

Choose a good school. Prepare the relevant documents according to the requirements of the school transfer students, and the requirements are different for each school. At the same time, students are also required to take course credits from Chinese universities.

Transferred to college in junior year.

My recommendation here is an American university.

Give up the domestic freshman course, start applying immediately, start reading from the preparatory department, business and design are completely different basic courses, don't waste time, and you want to apply for a design major, you need to provide a portfolio, how to prepare if you don't have a foundation in business?

For example, New Zealand's Weta Studio contracted the post-production special effects of Lord of the Rings and Avatar, and you study design in Wellington, and you have the opportunity to intern in these places, do other countries have such opportunities?

The landlord, fellow travelers. I fell to the first place in the college entrance examination, but my first choice was Communication University of China. It's tired of falling from art to business.

I've been asking about this for a while, for example, I wanted to go to the University of Southern California or New York University last September to study film and media as a graduate student, but I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to compete with people in this major. I've asked a lot of study abroad consultants, both undergraduate and graduate students, and that's roughly the case.

Although graduate students do not require that the major must be the right (there is no written rule), if you want to stand out, if you can't match the major, you must be better than ordinary people. For example, there are a lot of works and so on, but other than that, the possibility is very small. Actually, it's right, graduate students, first-class resources, why should people teach you from scratch.

That is to say, graduate school is not completely impossible, but the possibility is small, the better the school, the less likely it is, the only way is to prove that you have made a difference in this area, but you didn't meet or didn't choose the right direction during the college entrance examination. For example, you have to have a design work to submit with the application, and preferably an award certificate or something.

Australia has not been too specialized, but if you are a graduate student in the United States, you will have a little bit of a major with art, and there will be about six or seven hundred thousand in two years in a good school. Australia should be cheaper.

Let's talk about undergraduates. There are two paths:1

After being admitted to a domestic university, you don't go to university, so you wait for the next year to apply as a high school graduate with the next class of students. 2.I went to university, but I couldn't fail a course.

At the end of the freshman year, I went abroad as an international transfer, which is more recommended, first, I can save a year's tuition, second, the competition is much smaller than the former, and third, the professional background does not need to be as strong as that of a graduate student, and some of it is OK. But this one has a time limit and cannot be later than the sophomore year.

The four years of undergraduate economics are frugal, and the total cost of the United States is about 1.2 million, and Australia has not understood it.

If you have New Oriental near your home, you can go to the "Future Abroad" department to make an appointment with a study abroad consultant, and they will give you some basic advice. This one doesn't cost anything.

If you're serious about designing in the future, those four years are really wasted. Eight years for undergraduate, two years for graduate school, and ten years for college, which is really a bit long. I'm almost thirty years old after graduating from college.

If you want to apply as a first-year student, you must prepare at least three things: TOEFL or IELTS scores, freshman transcripts, and money. In addition, if possible, it is better to have design works, so that there will be a greater chance.

We are of the same age, and we are all learning unsatisfactory majors, and it is really touching to see you.

Writing so much, I hope it can help you.

It's actually not bad to apply for an undergraduate degree now. You can give up your domestic bachelor's degree and apply abroad. I just graduated from university and went abroad to repeat my undergraduate studies, and I am in the preparation stage these days. Because I hardly learned anything in China, I studied product design.

Australia is not very well designed. You can go to the United States, France, Italy, and Northern Europe.

I went to Italy to study design.

You prepared really early, hehe, but that's fine, if you still want to study business with a master's degree, in fact, the UK is good, but the UK's visa policy has changed, and after the PSW is canceled, you can't get a work visa and can only return to China, and the tuition fee has risen sharply in 13 years, although the increase for international students is only 20%-30%, but it is also very expensive. If you come to the UK to study business, the business school of the University of Manchester and the business school of Birmingham have a high gold content, of course, it is not easy to graduate, the admission requirement is IELTS 7 (currently), I don't know what it will be like in three years. Your usual score is currently 80, so your task now is to maintain your usual score of 85 or above, because God knows what it will be like in the future.

American business is also good, and the policy of the United States has always been relatively stable, if you have abundant funds and excellent performance, it is really good to study in the United States, if you go to the United States, you have to pay attention to your own practice during college, the United States values this more than the transcript, I studied business in the United Kingdom, hehe. Go to the United States to take the TOEFL and GMAT, you have to work hard to prepare, it is very difficult, note that the TOEFL language score is valid for two years, so you must grasp the time, IELTS is more relaxed, you can take the test in three months, your current words are the English preparation and accumulation stage, apply for classes or something first, because many of the classes taught are test-taking skills, and they work when grinding the gun. I prepared in March in my junior year, the exam in June, IELTS, and I started to apply to the school after taking the IELTS test, it is estimated that TOEFL and GMAT will have to prepare for a little longer, it is difficult, and the time is like this, so you can do it yourself I wish you all the best, maybe you will have new ideas and choices in four years.

It's still early in the freshman year, and you have to prepare for IELTS when you go abroad, and it depends on the major you choose and your financial affordability.

The cost of studying abroad and the application requirements are different in each country, you can also go to Xintong Study Abroad** or go to Xintong Study Abroad branch to consult the consultant for more details.

If you're interested in a permanent residency permit, look towards Canada and Australia.

In terms of cost, master's degrees are not very expensive, and the UK is the most expensive.

To apply, it is probably necessary to start considering it from the third year, TOEFL and IELTS are both valid for 2 years, the first is the language, and the second is the school deletion.

Then, after all, you are only a freshman, you must have good professional grades, participate in more social activities or something, and go to companies for internships when you have time in the summer, related to the financial industry, such as banks or something.

You're a freshman now, so there's plenty of time to prepare, and the first thing you need to do is decide which country you're going to so that you can purposefully choose whether to take IELTS or TOEFL, both of which are not easy to achieve a given score. Because if you go to the UK, only IELTS is enough, but although the United States recognizes IELTS, they are of course more inclined to set their own language institutions --- TOEFL test than TOEFL. And in Canada, if you are going to continue to study business, it is a bit difficult, and you have to take the TOEFL and rely on the GMAT, so it is best for you to determine which country to go to, and then start preparing for which test, I suggest that no matter which one you choose to take, you can take the exam from the beginning of your sophomore year, if you can pass it at one time, then it is the best, if you want to take it several times, there is enough time, after all, these are valid for 2 years, so even in your senior year, your sophomore exam results can still be used.

Then it is to deal with your undergraduate average score, at least 75 points or more, if you can reach 85 or even 90 points or more, it is not difficult to apply for a good university. As for the cost, it is also related to the master's year system in each of their countries, the one-year system in the United Kingdom, and the two-year system in the United States and Canada, so in terms of cost, in this way, the United Kingdom is not very expensive, 200,000 yuan a year is about the same, and I don't know very well about the United States and Canada You can check it online. After that, you can apply on the official website of the university you want to study, it's not complicated, I wish you success!

If you want to go abroad, you must first have an IELTS or TOEFL score, after all, there is a school to speak of, if you are studying in an international school, it is better to have a foreign university, if not, find a school by yourself. As for the cost, it may be a bit expensive in the UK, but it is lower in Canada than in the UK, and it is cheaper in Singapore.

If you get an IELTS score of 7, it is still very promising. I don't know what you're studying, but I want to see if the school has a graduate program in this major. If you're transferring schools, it's different.

Hello! I suggest that you understand the basic application process for studying abroad, there are many on the Internet, and after you understand the basics, ask some study abroad applications and more in-depth questions, I can't answer what you ask. I'm confused, can you not be confused.

Let me tell you one thing first, whether you meet the IELTS score or not has nothing to do with the school you are applying for. You go check it out first. I've studied abroad, and I've done all of this.

Do you have any country you want to go to, what major you are studying now, and what level of English you are studying?

It is very suitable to go to the freshman year, if the grades are not enough, you can use the express course to complete the undergraduate within 3 years, and some schools also accept transfer credits, if you don't go out in the freshman year, the sophomore and junior years will be more embarrassing, and you can consider going out directly to study for a master's degree after the end of the junior year. So add the above questions to me and give you an analysis.

The National University of Singapore does not have an intensive English course, and you cannot apply without an IELTS score.

And you currently have to either give up the books you read before, according to the high school graduation application, this needs to look at your college entrance examination results, and take the exam.

There is no possibility of transferring.

It is recommended to study on your own, and it is estimated that you also have some English foundation. Two or three months before the test, you can make a good plan, first write a good oral composition and read listening materials on the Internet. It is recommended to study for 2-3 hours a day, and the past papers must be completed and the time must be controlled.

Both. IELTS is relatively easy to prepare, good business schools have extremely high language requirements, and you can take a GMAT and your path will be much wider.

Hello classmates, I see you say that you are studying IELTS, are you going to study in the UK? Or which country to study in? Are you now in your freshman year, are you planning to transfer to study abroad, or are you preparing to go to graduate school after graduation?

If you are planning to transfer schools, the sooner you prepare, the better, and if you want to go to graduate school abroad after graduation, you will be able to prepare for studying abroad in your junior year. Personally, I feel that it is better to enroll in the class to study, and I hope it can help you.

When are you going to leave? It is best to study IELTS while applying to schools. I think it's better to sign up for a class, because the IELTS test is different from the fourth and sixth level exams, IELTS requires good listening, speaking, reading and writing, you must know where your weaknesses are, and then practice more in a targeted manner.

Although the GPA is not high, it basically meets the application requirements of most universities. If the target university is very high, such as the Ivy League school in the United States, G5 in the United Kingdom, TU9 in Germany, U-class universities in the Netherlands and other top universities, the GPA requirements will be higher, but there are still certain advantages compared with double non-American universities, but you can also try to make up for it through other aspects: such as having a good language score, outstanding soft background, etc.

Then there is the key to choosing a school properly.

Positioning of study abroad schools.

If you want to know how many ranked universities abroad you can apply to with your results? You can input your basic information (GPA, language scores, majors, college background, etc.) into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar situations to you from the database, and see which colleges 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.

Business study in the United States is very hot now, because his graduation prospects are very good, if you want to study in business, you have to enter a prestigious school, which is not in vain, you are only a freshman now, everything will be very well prepared, about English level 4 you have to prepare well now, this is also to lay a good foundation for your English, and your GPA is now going to be high, this is also the reference part of the study abroad application

Generally, in the third year, you have to start taking the GMAT and TOEFL, the reason why it is recommended to take the TOEFL is because it is necessary to study in the United States, and the United Kingdom recognizes it, but the IELTS is recognized by the United Kingdom, and the United States does not recognize it, so on the whole, it is better to take the TOEFL

Regarding the GMAT business exam, you don't have to worry too much about the math part, because you should not have much problem with engineering math, and math is generally very good abroad in China, and the language part of GMAT will be more difficult, but you can do more questions by yourself first, and if you really can't do it, you can consider taking training classes to improve learning efficiency

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