Freshmen go abroad, freshmen want to study abroad, what are the ways to go

Listening is a must-take test.

Generally, if you usually prepare for TOEFL, then you can have less time if you prepare for level 4 or 6.

The average 1 month is about the same.

If you are considering going abroad, it is recommended to understand the IELTS and TOEFL test content, and then do targeted exercises. And if you go to the United States, it is recommended to take the TOEFL, in addition to the GRE or GMAT, if you go to the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, it is recommended to take IELTS, these countries are more recognized IELTS, especially the United Kingdom and Canada, all require IELTS scores.

What are your goals?

TOEFL and GRE are the requirements for going abroad, and level four or six is the requirement for the job.

Suggestion, look at the fourth and sixth levels now, the TOEFL is valid for two years, the GRE is not clear, and the test is also the third or fourth year, it is better to take the fourth and sixth levels now, anyway, they are all learning English, and they are all comprehensible.

A complete form + translation + fast reading every day, a very reasonable arrangement, although you don't take the completion type, but you can improve reading and increase vocabulary in the question, to help you analyze and understand long sentences, it is still useful.

If you plan to study abroad, you can first think about which country to go to. You have to have a large budget for your own expenses. Once you've decided which country you're going to, you can think about what kind of city you're going to.

Take the United States, for example, there are a variety of cities in the United States, and the big cities are expensive and have a lot of job opportunities. If you go to study in such a big city, the cost will be very high, but it will be easier for you to find a job after graduation in the future, and the salary will be higher.

Once you've decided on the general direction, you can start choosing a school. You can learn about the various institutions in these countries through **. Go to their official website to learn about their hail admission requirements, their program introductions, their admission requirements, and more.

At the same time, start preparing for TOEFL, IELTS and other exams. Prepare application materials, such as proof of enrollment and high school transcripts. High school transcripts need to be stamped with the school's official seal in both English and Chinese (English translation).

You can start applying to these schools through the school's official website and submit the above relevant information of the school you are applying to.

After getting the admission letter from a foreign university, you can start to apply for a visa abroad. In the United States, you need to go to the U.S. Consulate in person for an interview. The United Kingdom, Australia and other countries only need to submit visa applications through the official website of the embassies in these countries, and you do not need to go there.

After the visa is approved, you can study in the country.

If you go to the United States to study here, you can choose from the following options:

Plan 1: Prepare the application materials immediately, take the TOEFL and SAT as soon as possible, and locate the school and major application;

Plan 2: When you are a sophomore, you will transfer credits to apply for an undergraduate degree in the United States.

The following materials are generally required for study abroad applications:

1.School Admission Application Form;

2.School Application Fee;

3.High school diploma;

4.Original transcripts of three years of high school;

5.TOEFL or IELTS scores: SATI or II (required to apply to prestigious schools);

6.Guarantee documents (including financial guarantee letter, financial statement, bank deposit certificate);

7.Business card of the applicant's parents, proof of employment and salary;

8.Letters of recommendation written by 2-3 school referees;

9.Resume;

10.study plan;

11.Personal statement.

First-year students need to apply to the department of the university, and then the school can prepare the required materials for studying abroad after the school agrees.

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 overseas short-term exchange student program organized by the United States and other countries, its English name "studyabroad" literally translates as study abroad, please refer to overseas study (called overseas exchange in Chinese mainland).

Undergraduate students studying abroad should prepare first:

1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

Requirements: 1. You need to meet the language requirements and the corresponding standardized tests (GRE Graduate Record Exam, SAT College Entrance Examination, etc.);

2. Tutor recommendation letters, personal profiles and other general materials are required;

3. Proof of property, if you get a scholarship, you can use the certificate of scholarship instead;

4. Special requirements of the school, some majors of different faculties may have specific requirements, such as sufficient credits for professional courses, etc.

It is possible to travel to the UK for a first year at a UK university after completing your first year.

Due to the difference in the education system between China and the UK, British universities cannot accept Chinese high school graduates to study directly in the first year (13 years from primary school to college entrance examination in the UK, 12 years in China; Undergraduate education is 3 years in the UK and 4 years in China), so UK universities will require Chinese high school graduates to take an additional year of the International Foundation Year and then take a Year One. If you have completed your Year 1 in China, you will be considered to have completed the International Foundation Year in the UK, and of course, your IELTS score will meet the entry requirements of your target university.

For first-year students, it is basically impossible to transfer to a sophomore year. Prepare all the materials up to high school to reapply to college.

Exams are mandatory, depending on the country and school you choose. In addition to the language test, there is a high chance that the first-class majors of first-class universities will need professional exams. A strong language foundation is required.

At present, there is a Marco Polo program to study in Italy, which was jointly founded by Italy and China in recent years. Can be considered. Italian public universities, including the University of Milan and the University of Pisa, and other prestigious schools, have annual registration fees ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 euros, and there are less than 1,000 euros, depending on the major, and people can save only 4,000 to 5,000 euros a year.

Tuition fees are also cheaper in France, Germany, and other European countries, and universities only need registration fees.

It is recommended that after graduating from university, the scholarship for graduate or doctoral studies is very high.

To study in Germany, you need to meet the following requirements to apply:

a) Four-year bachelor's degree from a key university (National 211 Engineering College), with at least one semester completed; A four-year bachelor's degree at a regular university, with a minimum of three semesters, can obtain a direct German admission qualification;

b) A four-year bachelor's degree at a regular university, with at least one semester of study, must be completed for one year of preparatory studies or directly pass the "feststellungsprüfung" (feststellungsprüfung) of the preparatory department to obtain a German university entrance qualification in order to enter the university.

c) After graduating from a three-year college (i.e. "college"), students must study in a preparatory department or pass the "University Entrance Examination" of the preparatory department directly to obtain a German university entrance qualification in order to enter the university.

Depending on your situation, it is advisable to apply in your sophomore year.

At present, most public universities in Germany still only charge a registration fee, about a few hundred euros per year. So the cost is not high.

German university students are allowed to work part-time, and it is feasible to relieve the burden on their families through part-time work. However, you must grasp it well and not delay your studies. Because it is also very difficult to graduate from a German university.

As for the specific university, you still need to choose according to the major you wish to study.

I wish you all the best in your studies.

1.Now I am ready to go out with a language score, but it is impossible to go out for 12 nights, and it is less to go out for 2 years of graduate school after finishing college, and I can barely get by.

2.Part-time jobs can't solve practical problems, 120,000 is too little, and you can only last for 2 years.

So I can only go to graduate school after graduating from university

I used my mobile phone to give you a code of a few hundred words in the middle of the night, and the result was plotted by UC before it was submitted, and I automatically quit, but I did answer your question sincerely, and I had considered studying in France before, and I can give you some advice. Give it to me.

You can prepare for it in your freshman year.

If you work part-time, you will have a certain amount of time every week, but you can basically meet your usual living expenses, and it depends on where you go.

Let's start by setting a goal.

If the landlord wants to go out in his freshman year, he can use the method of transferring credits, but this method cannot change majors. Another way is to apply as a high school student, and the application conditions depend on which country to go to, such as the United States to study undergraduate students need to take the TOEFL and SAT, the United Kingdom to take IELTS, small language countries to take the Chinese language, etc. In general, it is the academic conditions and the economic conditions.

It is recommended to study abroad as a high school student, so that you can choose your own major, prepare materials for high school graduation certificate, entrance examination transcript, three-year transcript, physical health certificate, no criminal certificate, and notarization in Chinese and English in duplicate, depending on the country of study, basically rely on IELTS or TOEFL, and a small number of open universities do not need IELTS TOEFL scores, just pass the entrance exam. If there is anything else that lz doesn't understand, you can send a message on the site.

If you want to go to the United States, you can say otherwise, but you don't need to go to the United Kingdom, depending on what you want to study, there are some short courses in the United Kingdom that you can study and experience British cultural life.