What are the advantages of intercalating students in the UK for undergraduate students?

Junior college students studying in the UK: interchange for undergraduates.

Suitable for: current or recent college graduates, IELTS.

Cost of studying abroad: The tuition fee for undergraduate studies in the UK is about 10.15 million yuan a year, and the living expenses are about 7.1 million yuan.

Note: Another option for Chinese junior college students to study in the UK is to upgrade to a bachelor's degree, that is, to insert a bachelor's degree in the UK.

The undergraduate program in the UK is three years, and junior college students can study in the UK in the second or third year, and obtain a British undergraduate diploma after graduation. The advantage of choosing to study in a British university is that the British undergraduate diploma is highly recognized, if you graduate from a bachelor's degree and then study for a master's degree, you can get a double degree of undergraduate and master's degree in two years, and the range of options for applying for a master's degree in the UK after undergraduate graduation is also relatively wide. The disadvantage of intercalating undergraduates is that the major they have studied must be the same as their previous major, it is more difficult to change majors, and the language requirements for intercalated undergraduates are relatively high.

Applying for school (IELTS, average score) requirements, choosing an agent, choosing a major, you can input your GPA, language scores, majors and other information into this study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

This is not good and a professional should be consulted.

Can Chinese undergraduate students transfer credits to overseas and be exempted from taking part of their credits when they change their majors to study overseas? It is understood that if you want to transfer to a foreign university, you can go to the UK to study for an undergraduate. If you go to the UK, you can insert an undergraduate major and IELTS score to be "double high".

There is no restriction on "credit transfer" or "credit reduction" for undergraduate students to go to the UK, and if you want to transfer, you can directly apply for a UK undergraduate program. Experts remind that students who apply for interpolation in the UK must have good professional scores and IELTS scores. If the student's original major has good grades, it can be explained to a certain extent that the student did not go to the UK to repeat his undergraduate degree because he or she did not study well in his original major.

In addition, the language score requirements of UK universities for these intercalant undergraduate students are: IELTS score is generally 6 to 1. However, for many college students in China, taking the IELTS score is not an easy task.

It is recommended that current students who intend to study in the UK should plan to improve their English skills in advance so that they can obtain an eligible IELTS score as soon as possible. In addition, if the major applied for by the student is different from the major in China, but has research and practical experience related to the application direction, it is more advantageous to apply.

The above is an introduction to studying in the UK that can directly apply for an intercalated undergraduate, hoping to help students who intend to study in the UK.

1. Language

Undergraduate intermediation generally requires a higher level of language scores, because the undergraduate is not specifically for international students, but a full academic course, so the language requirement for any British university will not be lower than 6.

Before choosing an insert or a preparatory department, you should first consider your language ability. Is it possible to immediately communicate with British students in the same classroom in English? If not, it is advisable to consider a preparatory course as a transition.

2. Professionalism

In addition to the language being the most important consideration in choosing an insert and matriculation, another important consideration is whether you are changing majors? For an undergraduate program, you must ensure that the undergraduate you are inserting is exactly the same as the courses you have studied before, and only on this basis can there be such a thing as an undergraduate program.

If you're going to change majors, such as from finance to media, then it's impossible for you to get an undergraduate, whether you're a sophomore or a junior. Then if you decide that you want to change majors, the Foundation Department is a more suitable choice.

3. University rankings

Generally speaking, if you want to insert an undergraduate or a junior year, you don't need to consider 40 previous schools, if you insert a sophomore, you don't need to consider 20 former schools, and if you start your freshman year, then basically all schools can be considered. What should I do if the university I am studying in is not well ranked?

It depends on the individual's plan. If your goal is to study for a master's degree, then the insert stage is only a transitional stage, and if you can get an honours degree at this time, then you can use this degree to apply to a very good university. If you just want to get a bachelor's degree from a good university, then it is recommended to start from your freshman or sophomore year.

It is recommended to consult Kai Tak Education, a very professional study abroad service agency, and many of my students go to study abroad through Kai Tak Education.

Junior college students can also apply to study for a master's degree in the UK. 1.Top-up:

The length of university in the UK is three years (four years in Scotland). For domestic three-year full-time tertiary students, they need to start from their sophomore or junior year to enter the UK undergraduate program (for students who change majors, most of them start from their sophomore year, and some start from their first year). Generally speaking, you can get a bachelor's degree from a British university in one or two years.

At the same time, you can apply for a master's program at the same time, and you can graduate and get a master's degree certificate within three years. IELTS requires a band of 6. 2.

Pre-Master's Program: For students who generally do not want to go to the undergraduate program, they can apply for the Pre-Master's Program, which is generally one-year program, but some schools can complete it in 2-3 semesters, and apply for the Master's Program with the results of the Foundation Department and the college program after graduation. IELTS score.

3.Direct entry to postgraduate programs: For post-secondary students who only want to pursue a master's program, they must have a university degree certificate.

It is also very difficult to apply, but if you have 3 or more years of work experience, a higher IELTS test score, the difficulty of applying will be greatly reduced, and if you want to study for an MBA, you need to have more than 3 years of management related experience. The above three ways are for domestic three-year full-time college students, and the universities that accept self-examinees and five-year consistent college students are extremely rare, with different majors and different requirements.

What level of university can you apply for by studying abroad at your own level, you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to locate with one click.

How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case for you according to your own conditions, and find out which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for you to choose a college.

Junior college students can go to the UK to study for a master's degree. I don't know if the landlord is a 2-year or 3-year junior college, and whether it is full-time. In general, there are three ways to go to a master's degree in a junior college:

Year-long post-secondary upgrade course + 1-year master's program.

Admission requirements: 3-year college graduate in China, IELTS 6.

Admission requirements for annual or half-year pre-master's degree + formal master's degree program: three-year college graduate, IELTS 5 or more.

3.Direct entry.

Preparatory department goes directly to the school No. Generally, you either go to a foundation university or go to a UK university top-up to an undergraduate degree. Of course, the top-up method is recommended, after all, getting a solid undergraduate degree is very helpful for future work and study.

Yes, there are 2 options: first, choose to upgrade to a bachelor's degree for one year, and then apply for a master's program, but there are only a limited number of institutions that provide a bachelor's degree, and the ranking is usually not very high, if you have excellent grades in the last year of your bachelor's degree, you can still apply for a master's degree from a good university.

Second, taking a year of pre-master's and then a year of master's has the advantage of choosing a top-ranked university to study a pre-master's program, and as long as you meet the entry requirements, you can go on to a formal master's program.

It depends on what the profession is. Some majors must be renewed for graduate school and then for a doctorate. jxo