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American schools look at the rankings, but it is still very easy to apply for scholarships in science, at least much easier to apply for than our liberal arts! If you don't care about rankings, you can go to some American universities on the Internet, which have the email address of the school, and you can directly contact and consult the relevant situation. The average score of key universities or 211 projects is 75 or above, and non-such universities generally require a score of 85 or above.

The algorithm of GPA is different for each school, and foreign universities will recalculate it according to other people's standards. It is recommended that you take the TOEFL and GRE scores higher, and go to the United States to have an interview, come on! It is recommended to apply by yourself, bypass the intermediary, and improve your ability.

The amount of scholarships in each school in the United States is different, and the number of places is also different, so you should consult specifically. It is said that some full prizes still include annual travel expenses, haha, very cool. Let's apply for a master first, and it is not difficult to apply for a suitable tutor after completing the PhD (but it also depends on the major), and there should be no problem with the scholarship!

It is recommended that you find a professor from a foreign university and communicate regularly, which will be of great help to your application, major and scholarship! Hope this information can help you!

1. Applicants for the full doctoral award should be clear about their professional direction.

2. Prepare for your language test and GRE exam.

For Ph.D. applicants, the language test score requirements will be higher than those for general master's applications. In this way, you can use your level to meet the language test and GRE test to the best of your ability. For applicants who apply for literature and history majors, the TOEFL writing section and the GRE language section and composition scores should be as high as possible.

For students applying for physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics, it is recommended to take the GRE SUB, which is more beneficial for your scholarship application.

3. Primary selection of schools.

Applicants for the Ph.D. full award will initially select the school that suits them according to the major direction they are interested in and the existing conditions. Choosing a school doesn't necessarily depend entirely on the university's ranking, and a good university doesn't necessarily have all majors as strengths. On the premise of determining the direction of the major, it can be measured by referring to the university's academic reputation, research achievements, faculty level, admission difficulty, graduate employment, starting salary and other indicators in the professional field.

It also depends on whether your existing conditions meet the admission requirements of the school.

4. Early set of magnetism and finalization of the school.

Applicants for the Ph.D. full award can start to find professors in their own research areas of interest after the initial selection of schools. The initial set of magnetism can introduce yourself to the professor and express your willingness to apply for the award. In fact, the purpose of the early magnetization is to finalize the school to apply for the next step, and to understand the enrollment situation, project funding and admission difficulty of the primary school in advance.

It's not hard

First, you're going.

DU apply for projects with money. Some departments have no money, so they don't have DAO money. If you are desperate to apply for the UC Department of Liberal Arts Award, that is.

It's probably no fun. (UCLA professor personally advised me not to bother to apply for UC in the past two years) My wife applied for UIC last year

SoC, it was because their department got a grant that they gave her a scholarship.

Whether there is funding or not, one is to look at the department, the other is to look at the professor's funding, you have to write an email to the department or the professor to ask.

Private schools cost more money than public schools, and popular majors cost more money than unpopular ones.

Secondly, there are two types of full awards: fellowships and teaching assistantships, the former does not require work, but the number of places is small. If you just want a TA, it's not particularly difficult, many doctoral programs make it clear that you must have a scholarship to admit you, and you are not allowed to study for a PhD at your own expense, for these programs, admission and scholarship are the same thing.

However, there is a lot of money, and there are many competitors for good projects to apply for. So it's relatively difficult to apply.

Depending on your own conditions, half of them can apply for a doctorate, and it is easy to get a scholarship through magnetism.

If you don't have a master's degree, you can't apply for a PhD because you don't have enough qualifications. You can try to apply for a master's degree, whether you can apply for a scholarship depends on your grades, the average score should be high, the TOEFL GRE score should be good, and the application essay should be done well.

There's little substantive use for a tirade upstairs.

The United States full award basically requires you to read, to put it bluntly, the scholarship is that the tutor boss pays you a salary and asks you to help him do research. If you have very little hope of going to graduate school alone, unless you are unusually top-notch. If it's an undergraduate, the hope is even smaller.

The whole is also a question that I would like to know very much, and I am looking forward to it

This question must be asked by Mercer, which is a professional institution for studying in the United States.

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UIUC is a relatively high-ranking school in the United States, so if you have an excellent background and academic performance, you can certainly work hard. Seeing that you want to apply for the full award, it is recommended that you find a consulting agency to apply for studying abroad, so that the chance of applying for an offer will be much greater than that of your DIY, and the chance of winning the full award will also be great. I know that Taisil Study Abroad Consulting is a professional study abroad consulting agency, and they apply for many successful cases every year, and there are many UIUCs.

I've been to their company and seen that their offers are strong, and the applications are all top50 schools, and there are many full awards, you can ask them first, and let the teacher help you plan your own good goals.

Embarrassed, you didn't say anything about your background.

When applying, the hard criteria considered by the other school include: TOEFL, GRE, GPA, internship, the first three items of the program are of course the higher the score, the better, the internship is the company brand is loud enough, you did do something or learned something, and the project is the same good luck.

For me, browsing forums is like playing a game, it is a pleasant and relaxing pastime. Most of the time, it is more important to invest time in studying professional courses, getting GRE TOEFL done, and doing scientific research in the laboratory. As long as you work hard and keep getting information to adjust your direction, even if it is not a flaw in the background of 985 211 school (with all due respect), you can still achieve a rational and reasonable goal after graduation.

At least, I know that many students from unknown schools have successfully applied to popular programs in the United States or Canada.

For students who must apply for a scholarship, they need to confirm on the official website whether the graduate program gives scholarships to international students, and the school's online application system will generally have a clear introduction, and students who apply for scholarships should fill in the scholarship application** and application**, and send them to the school together with other application materials. You don't have to worry about your school background, you can work your GPA, language test scores, internships and project experiences, and if you can change something, you will also have a chance to get a scholarship.

Participate in international competitions! A certain senior participated in the international competition IGEM with a biological computer and won the first prize, so he naturally qualified. That's a lot of fun.

Applicants with some work experience have an advantage over those without work experience, and the size of the advantage depends on the applicant's major. For example, majors in business administration, journalism, clinical medicine, and law all attach great importance to the applicant's work experience. The business schools of some prestigious universities in the United States do not even accept applicants without work experience.

The work experience requirements for applicants for science and engineering majors generally involve work experience in design, research and teaching. If the applicant is applying for a research assistantship and teaching assistantship, it is necessary to have work experience as a teaching assistant and research assistant.

Personally, I think the fastest way to improve engineering ability at this stage is to join a team to do projects (many schools will have hidden technical clubs, which will generally recruit new people in a limited range, you can learn about it). After working on one or two engineering projects, you will gradually understand how to use what you have learned in class to make a truly valuable product. This kind of program experience is important when looking for a job and when applying.

In short, you need to strengthen yourself in both academics and engineering, and if you can persist in studying for three years without wasting winter and summer vacations, you will definitely have a good way out when you graduate.

If you want to apply for a full scholarship for graduate school in the United States, you need to pay attention to the following points: 1English test scores (TOEFL gre gmat lsat sat tse) 2

Your transcript (all four years on), and the popularity of your school 3Research experience or work experience 4Whether the application is written with characteristics and 5

Number of articles published and popularity of publications 6Specialties and honors received for participating in social practice activities (e.g., sports, arts, community activities, leadership, communication, etc.).