A few questions about studying abroad for a master s degree, I hope that well wishers will help answ

If you don't understand upstairs, don't mislead people.

Australia: I don't know. Tell me about the UK.

1.You are studying business in the direction of undergraduate, it is impossible to transfer to science, the general direction is of course business, but business is also very detailed, depending on whether you have a favorite major. If you are not interested in accounting and finance, you may want to study business or management.

For example, business management, international business, e-commerce. There are also hotel management, tourism management, logistics management, human resource management and other popular majors that have emerged in recent years. Of course, if you are good at English, you can also learn journalism, linguistics, TESOL, translation, etc.

3.If you can maintain an average score of 85 in 4 years of college, you have a chance to get into the top 20 universities. You can choose from the majors I mentioned above, and I'm afraid the others will be more difficult.

4.It's best to take IELTS in the summer of your junior year, because IELTS scores are valid for two years, too early may expire, and your English will definitely be better than you are now (provided you study hard). You can also choose the school you want to study in the summer vacation of your junior year, because you can apply for a master's degree in the UK as soon as the senior year begins, and British students also apply at this time, and the later it is, the fewer and fewer places, so you have to seize the opportunity.

1。Accounting sucks? Take the ACCA, and live a very nourishing life.

2。Australia doesn't know.

3。A one-year master's degree in the UK is actually very bad, as long as you spend money, basically you will be given, and there is no difficulty in changing majors.

4。It's not early at any time, it's early to take the test.

1. Studying in the United States is not expensive, and studying in the United Kingdom should be the highest, followed by Australia. The dollar is depreciating, and some schools in the United States are not expensive. The total annual cost of many schools is about 10,000 US dollars, about 150,000 yuan, and I am talking about the full cost, including tuition, food and housing, insurance and books.

2. Master's application, start 10 months in advance, start school in August 13, complete the TOEFL and GRE test before October 12, and start applying. It should be noted that the finance major is a popular major in the United States, it is not very easy to apply, your English must be good enough, and if you go to a prestigious school, you must work harder.

3. The United States does not need a loan, only a bank deposit certificate, generally 30,000 US dollars when applying, that is, 200,000 yuan, when applying for a visa, deposit more, and add 200,000 yuan is about the same. This question doesn't require you to be really rich and have a way. But it's not convenient to say it openly here.

You add me to say it privately.

4. Your classmate said that he applied for PhD in China, but he didn't know which country it was. Diplomas must be continuous, otherwise, when applying for a job, when certifying, there will be trouble. In any country, when applying for a job, you will need consecutive diplomas such as bachelor's and master's degrees, unless you don't want to look for a regular job.

Many students in China who have gone on to master's degree have suffered a lot of such losses. Studying steadfastly, don't be opportunistic, is advice for you. Don't make yourself worryless for the rest of your life.

Don't be angry.

I'll talk more about the rest later.

1. I suggest that you don't go to the UK The UK is 300,000 a year, and it's really a year to come back, and it makes no sense to go to ** If you don't enter the top 50 schools, it's completely meaningless to go to Australia to immigrate, where accounting is good The United States is also very expensive, and the deposit is 400,000 And it's difficult to apply for business colleges there. I have tofel100 anyway

2. I'm ready to find an intermediary, but I'm not sure which one it is, after all, the intermediary is more experienced. . . I don't have time to DIY...

3. Uh... I don't know much about this ... But for liberal arts, scholarships are hard to apply for... Generally good students...

4、phd。。。It's almost impossible... You have to know what kind of good university it has to be... The average score is above 90, and the English is super good...

One, the state. The best and most expensive in the United States, more than 400,000 in two years. Secondly, Canada, Australia, and the worst Britain, 300,000 a Chinese New Year's Eve, return to China is not high.

Second, time. Now to find an intermediary before August, Shanghai CIIC, Tiandao is good, the key is to find a good consultant. Third, the loan can be taken before admission, as long as you can prove that you are applying.

The scholarship is basically useless, and the United States is very poor. Fourth, you can apply for a Ph.D., which requires you to have research results,**. Fifth, if you can get out of the language test before September, you can go to the United States, it is difficult to take the entrance examination to a good school in China, and it is better to work than to study two books.