Questions about graduate students studying in the United States

1.Regardless of whether your major is strong or not in your school, if you choose to study abroad, it must be worth working on, and a high GPA is the best proof of your learning ability.

2.You've only been in class for a semester and there's a lot of room for improvement, and Americans value you all the time and they're happy to see a student getting better. And don't like to see a student's grades slip, even if he has an average score of 90.

3.Your PS has nothing to do with your award-winning status, of course, if it is better, if there is no other experience in your life, it can also mean that you have good qualities, maybe a certain point will also touch the admissions**.

4.The practical activities you need to participate in need to be well planned, according to the major you are applying for and your own future career plan, to find the right internship and practical activities. Take a look at some internship opportunities at major companies.

6.In terms of cost, public universities are relatively cheaper, at $25,000-35,000 per year, and private universities are $35,000-$45,000 per year.

Studying abroad is a dream, if you have a dream, you will keep going, your undergraduate background is good, the next thing is to change the background you can change, you are now a freshman, so your plasticity and future application space are very large, you say that the major is not strong, you can improve through the future 1-2, the consciousness of the university is the most important, don't just be satisfied with the knowledge in the course; The GPA is less than 80, just your grades in the last semester, you still have a few semesters, as long as you improve later, it is not a difficult problem for the GPA to increase to more than 80 points; PS is a material written for your background, so be sure to flesh out your background before you apply, participate in activities, competitions, modeling competitions, electronic competitions, etc.; The schools with strong computer majors in the United States include MIT, CMU, STANDFORD, UIUC, etc. The cost is generally around 20-300,000 RMB.

To be eligible for graduate studies in the United States, you should have completed a bachelor's degree or equivalent from an internationally recognized institution. In addition to your degree certificate, you will typically need to provide: one or more letters of recommendation; Research proposal (for PhD and postdoctoral applicants); Graduate record exam scores, if required.

Applicants are generally required to provide 3 letters of recommendation in English. Some schools only require 2 letters. The letter of recommendation should state the basic information of the referee.

1. Netizen: Can I not pay the application fee for graduate school in the United States?

Teacher:Graduate students who apply to the United States generally have to pay an application fee of about $50-$150 per school. In the past, there were often Chinese students crying out about poverty and asking the school to waive the application fee.

But now Americans basically don't agree to waive the application fee, and if you don't pay the application fee, your materials will not be accepted, so it is recommended that you do not lose the opportunity to be admitted in order to save this money.

2. Netizen: Choosing a major for graduate study in the United States? Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine majored in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, Jian Qing is studying for a bachelor's degree and graduated from a bachelor's degree in 2012, how should I plan to study in the United States?

What are the related majors? Is there a master's and doctoral program in the United States?

Teacher:Planning is a targeted plan, and your plan is only feasible if you have determined the major you want to apply for. First of all, about the profession.

Clinical medicine in the United States is difficult to apply, so it is not optional. Then the more ideal majors for students with medical background who want to study in the United States are: biology, chemistry, public health, nutrition, etc.

Secondly, about planning. However, all planning involves time and content, which needs to be done according to the learning progress and characteristics of each student, and it is difficult to generalize. This is also the guidance we make after the in-depth understanding of the students, so you can go to our company to introduce your current basic situation, and then ask the special instructor to give you some opinions and suggestions.

Finally, the United States has a master's and doctoral program. This is mentioned in each school's specialization, so you can find out about the school you're interested in.

3. Netizen: Teacher: Hello! Which is more important to study in the United States?

Teacher:This should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis according to your current situation. Some majors are easy to apply for, but not necessarily good if your background doesn't match.

It is relatively easy to find a job due to the good location, but many good schools in the United States are not located in big cities, so I suggest that you consult a consultant and analyze your current situation before making a decision. And it is also possible to apply for several majors at the same time, not necessarily limited to one major.

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