If you go to Germany to study for a master s degree, you can only review your university grades?

Preparation is to study hard during your undergraduate studies and strive to score more than 80 points in each subject to increase your likelihood of applying to German universities. The second is to learn German. For finance majors, English is also good!

Once you know a little German, you can start to learn about universities in Germany and their respective admissions requirements. I'll wait until you graduate, and that's 4 years from now!

As for the cost, except for Bayern and Lower Saxony, which also charge 500 euros per semester, all other states are tuition-free. In addition to tuition, there is accommodation and meals. Student dormitories are usually 100 to 250 euros a month.

It varies from city to city. Eating is even more difficult to generalize, Monday to Friday at noon can be solved in the canteen, a meal can be solved by saving 2 euros, and it is more economical to cook it yourself. If you save 200 euros a month, you can get it!

If you go to a restaurant every day, it's a different story. To study here, you need to deposit a deposit in the bank, which is about 600 euros a month. In one year, you need to have a deposit of more than 7,000 euros or a work contract to get a visa.

In other words, you have to prepare at least 600 euros per month, and how much you use it depends on how you use it! Hope it helps!

Look at both. Add up the APS scores. Generally fine.

The average score of the university is 75 or above, and there are no major mistakes in the interview, and you can basically get it.

Look, there will be APS results when the time comes.

Applying for a prestigious university is such a student, not that the higher the score you think in China, the higher the score in the German and English language test, and the better the Chinese university, the more you can apply to the prestigious school.

In general, the probability of successful application for foreign students is higher than that of German students. Success depends on the number of places of study offered by the school and the ratio of students applying for a particular semester.

It's not about whether the score is high or not, it's about whether your conditions meet the other party's application requirements, because you need a reason to open a rejection letter, such as the undergraduate major does not match (each school is a biology major, but each school has a different research direction).

It is very likely that a student from a prestigious university in China has great grades and good language exams, but there is no notice from the ideal school. It is also possible that a very ordinary student can be admitted to a prestigious school such as Munich. This depends on luck.

It is recommended to learn German well, one year in China and one year in Germany (or the language in China). German is not difficult for many people to speak, and those who study hard have finally passed, and the feeling that they have not passed German or have to read for two years to live is usually messing around, falling in love, and may have encountered something (but this does not belong to the majority).

You can go to the bridge network to take a look and DIY yourself. It's best not to find an intermediary, because you will encounter a lot of difficulties after coming over, and in terms of procedures, the intermediary may not be satisfactory to you, and secondly, even if you are helped to get it, you are not familiar with the place of life in Germany and you have no operation to catch shrimp. Although the audit department is bureaucratic, it will definitely not be a qualified applicant.

Project cooperation and the like, it's best not to think about it. After coming, the Chinese will gather together, and you will have a sense of loss.

ps, the standard of living in Munich is too high, and the average Chinese student is generally not considered unless his family is very financially powerful, and it is not impossible to study while going to school, but the time is not economical, and the pressure on people is too great. In addition to the difficulty of finding a house in Heidelberg, the difficulty of housing for college students has been a disaster for many years. There are also many other good schools in biology that can be considered at a relatively low cost at Hu Fu in Berlin.

There are also bochum in the Ruhr area, which are all good. There is no clear ranking of schools here in Germany. However, there is no need to consider schools with too many high projects, and the operation of funds is a problem, and it is not easy to break here, and you will naturally know if you collect more information in the future.

Good luck!

It doesn't make much of a difference. The main thing is that you graduate from university, which means that you are eligible to apply. Then vote for two more schools to see, and there will basically be a response.

What school to go to depends on what you like the most**, but also considers**the most suitable cost of living and other factors. German universities are basically the same, anyway, there is no school that is easy to go to, you have to prepare yourself mentally. The forums that ls recommend you go to are more likely to be understood by asking the people who are studying there.

If you try it, you will know, different majors and different schools have different situations, it is recommended to visit the ABCDV forum more if you have nothing to do, you will know a lot.

University of Stuttgart, applications are accepted...

The German test is a hurdle, because it is impossible for candidates who have not passed the "TestDaF" exam to study in Germany, but fortunately, there is no need to go to Germany to receive language training and take the test to pass the TestDaF exam, and you can also take the language proficiency test of German universities in China, which can not only save a lot of costs for studying in Germany, but also avoid blindness.

Do I have to go through TestDaF to study in Germany? For this problem, first of all, the German University Language Proficiency Test (testdaf), referred to as "testdaf", is a standardized intermediate and advanced test based on language expression ability in the university life environment, which used to be held abroad, and Chinese students who went to study in Germany applied for the examination locally after arriving in Germany, which was very inconvenient and uneconomical; Since 03, the "DeDaF" test has also been set up in China, and Chinese students who are going to study in Germany can take this foreign language test in China.

A passport to admission to German universities.

New students admitted to German universities are required to have the results of the "TestDaF" test, which is divided into four parts: reading comprehension, listening, writing and speaking. There is no restriction on the age and educational background of candidates to take the TestDaF exam, middle school students, college students, and graduate students can register, and there is no limit to the number of times they can take the exam, and candidates can take the exam as many times as they want, but each exam must be taken in full, and only one of the four parts cannot be retaken.

The TestDaF is divided into levels 3 to 5, with level 5 being the highest level, and if a candidate achieves level 5 in all four sections of the test, his or her language skills can be adapted to all university courses in Germany.

The certificate of the "TestDaF" exam is recognized by all universities in Germany, and there is no time limit for the validity of this certificate.

It is not necessary to choose the English review or the German review or the mixed English and German review, if it is an English review, you only need to take the English IELTS test.

testdaf is a German language test for foreign students studying German for the purpose of studying in Germany or for those who only want to prove their German language proficiency in general.

The testdaf test questions are centrally proposed and scored by the German testdaf examination college; Held at specialized test centers around the world; Depending on the results of the exam, all test takers will receive a certificate of different grades issued by the TestDAF Institute.

At present, the main Chinese schools that have passed the official certification of the German TestDaF Teacher Training Institute are Tongji University in Shanghai and New Oriental School in Beijing.

TestDAF is a standardized intermediate and advanced level test based on language expression skills in the university life environment, the test questions are from the testdaf examination institute, testdaf distinguishes language skills according to 3 5 levels, level 5 (TDN5) is the highest level, and the test results of all four parts of the test level 5 candidates, whose language ability can be adapted to the study of all university courses in Germany. testdaf's certificate is recognized by all universities in Germany.

If it is taught in English, IELTS score is sufficient, preferably. Of course, learning German well will make studying abroad much easier.

If the course is taught in German, either TestDaF or DSH is acceptable.

IELTS is required for English instruction. DAF is required for German instruction. It's up to you and what you think.

1.If you go to your junior year, you can only start over with an undergraduate degree. This is highly recommended, first of all, because you have too much time to learn German and exams, and if you don't graduate from a German university (which is not uncommon), you will be miserable, and you will not even have a bachelor's degree, which is a pity.

2.If you graduate from your senior year, then you can go to APS at the beginning of your senior year (the school application time is different), and many schools you can go to APS in your senior year. So now you don't have to think about APS, it's too early.

3.If you try to take the German test before the start of your senior year, you can just think about APS.

4.I'm not familiar with your major, but you can find a good university by yourself (I guess you don't want to go to a general university in Germany) to see if there is a corresponding major. German master's degrees generally require undergraduate courses to be able to be articulated, that is, you must have taken most undergraduate courses. Remember.

It doesn't seem to be, it's very difficult to graduate in Germany, the graduate school period is two years, but normal people need at least 3 years to graduate, unless you are really good, many students around me study for four or five years, like the diplom of the bachelor's and master's degree is even longer. There are not many requirements for domestic undergraduate grades to apply for graduate school, as long as it is not too bad, most people can apply to very good schools, and the results of the review are more important, so prepare well.

First go to APS** to see, the notarization of the notarization, notarization to apply for APS review, review and get the results to apply for a German university, or language class. College graduates can generally apply, it depends on your APS scores, and a large part of the APS interview is to look at the college grades and whether it is a 211 university. I'm 211, the average score is 82, like, that's it.

The audit score should be within the range, and the lower the score, the better. What's the problem go to ABCDV to see.

In addition, how long a graduate student studies depends on himself, and he chooses his own courses. There are those who can't read for seven or eight years, and those who get a doctorate in a year have also heard of it.

Many graduate students in Germany only have one year, in fact, graduate students in most European countries are useless, that is, doctoral pre-school. There are no grade requirements, you should contact the tutor first.

1. The requirements of each school are different, and the language can be DAF or DSHThere are many Chinese who take language classes here, but it is recommended that you still take the exam and come again, which is more favorable in terms of time and economy. 2. Of course, graduate students can apply, but there are still many students who come to study directly for graduate school.

There are even those who don't know German and can come over to study in English, such as robotic automation. 3. According to the history of Germany and today's strong automotive electronics industry, it is not difficult to imagine that Germany's advantages include automobiles, machinery, electronics, law, logic and philosophy, etc.

You can take your college transcript to review APS, and as for which school to apply to, it depends on your college grades and the like. There is no decisive factor in passing the single review, just like your usual exams, they are going to see if you have really studied the courses on your grades, there is nothing difficult, as long as you learn, you don't have to worry. But as a reminder, language courses in Germany are very expensive, so you should think about it yourself.

Conditions: 1. Bachelor's degree from a university recognized by Germany, for graduates of 211 engineering universities in China and some undergraduate colleges recognized by the national education network, for overseas diplomas but Chinese bachelor's degrees, they need to go to the German Embassy and the Chinese education department for degree certification, and then submit an application.

2. Language requirements, no other foreign language requirements, the only German requirement is DSH 2 or above in liberal arts, and some universities only need DSH 3 or above. Of course, you can also go first, apply for a language plus student visa, and pass DSH in Germany.

Steps: Elementary, junior and high school graduation certificates, general examination results, college entrance examination results, all of the above need to be notarized in Chinese and German or Chinese and English, Korean degree certification, and then submitted to the APS Audit Department of the German Embassy in China for academic certification, visa processing, etc., and then enter the normal application stage, and submit the information to the Foreign Affairs Office (AAA) of the university you want to study in Germany to ask about the major restrictions, required materials and other specific matters.

Each school is different, take a look at the school's **.

Although there are requirements for international students to study for a master's degree in Germany, in fact, the proportion is not important, the important thing is the results of the German test and other materials. If the student's grades are not very bad, there is no need to brush up the scores, just use the normal test scores to apply. If the grades are very bad and there is a phenomenon of failing the course, it is recommended to discuss with the school to retake the results of this course, which is allowed.

The following are the application requirements for graduate students in Germany:

1. Admission criteria for master's degree in Germany.

1. The average score during college;

2. Applicant's foreign language proficiency (German or English);

3. In addition, if the applicant is a student from a 211 engineering university, under the same conditions, priority will be given to the students of the 211 engineering university.

2. Application requirements for master's degree study in Germany.

1. Graduated from a four-year bachelor's degree or a five-year bachelor's degree and obtained a bachelor's degree certificate.

2. If you have graduated from a four-year bachelor's degree or a five-year bachelor's degree from a key university (National 211 Engineering College) but have not obtained a bachelor's degree certificate, there is no restriction on the major you can apply for, but the final admission major is determined by the German university.

3. The cost of studying in Germany for a master's degree for one year.

1. University registration fee: 150 euros per year. Studying at a university in Germany is free, but the registration fee must be paid, and the school will issue a free monthly pass card to international students after registration, which covers transportation expenses;

2. Living expenses: 3,000 euros per year. Including the cost of food and accommodation, renting a house ranges from 150 to 250 euros per month;

3. Book fee: 600 euros per year. Since original books in Germany are very expensive, most students go to make copies or go to the library to read them;

4. Insurance premium: 240 euros per year. This is indispensable, as long as you step into Europe, you must be insured.