Can I apply for graduate school abroad? To be specific, what are the requirements??

Yes, the application requirements for graduate studies are as follows:

Requirements for applying for graduate studies in the United States.

1.You are a senior at the time of application, and you will have a bachelor's degree when you register in the United States (some schools can provide a master's degree);

2.With an average score of 75-85 in college, 211 engineering universities can apply to good schools;

3.Under 40 years of age is preferred;

4.English requires TOEFL 80 or IELTS, and some prestigious schools require a TOEFL score of 100 or IELTS or above. Some schools can offer dual enrollment with no language or low language;

5.GMAT scores are required for business and management majors, and GRE scores are required for other majors (except for law majors);

6.Financial guarantee: 600,000 RMB (depending on the choice of school and tuition fee).

You can apply, TOEFL, GPA, GRE GMAT, etc., which are the same as the normal application for graduate school.

You can refer to the Reference System for Studying Abroad.

Enter GPA, major and other information, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database to see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, and you can also query according to the study abroad goals to see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, how much GPA, etc.) are in your target colleges and majors, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

First of all, think about it, why study abroad? Do you want to stay abroad after graduation or just for gilding?

This is actually very important when choosing whether to study abroad or not.

What kind of conditions do you need to go to graduate school?

1.Decide what you want to study.

2.In which country to read.

3.What level of school do you want to attend. School rankings are mixed, so the requirements vary from school to school.

4.If the school you are applying to does not have a full scholarship. Some economic strength is required. Tuition fees vary from school to school.

You can first choose the school you want to go to, and then go to the school** to see the corresponding admission qualifications and tuition fees. It's more accurate that way.

If you study a master's degree in the United States:

1.In terms of professional knowledge, GRE scores are required for science and engineering, and GMAT scores are required for other majors.

2.The language should be TOEFL or IELTS.

3.It is also necessary to have academic transcripts and letters of recommendation from professors.

4.You also need to have a personal letter

In addition, the qualifications for master's degrees in Europe are similar. The quality of your grades determines whether you can get a scholarship or not.

If the economic conditions are average, it is not easy to find part time abroad because of the short duration of graduate studiesGenerally, graduate students have a heavy coursework, except in the UK, where 1-year graduate students have half a year to write**. Therefore, it is necessary to find out whether you want to learn knowledge or just to get a diploma.

I returned to China after studying abroad (4 years in the Netherlands + 2 years in Sweden) and worked for a foreign company for several years. Personally, I don't think that domestic graduate students are worse than foreign ones, but after studying abroad, they will be better in terms of team spirit and cultural integration and language, but after only one year of graduate school, I have not fully adapted to culture shock, and I will return to China. I have a large number of classmates who come back from studying abroad to do very ordinary jobs, and some of them are not working in their majors.

So studying abroad should be considered carefully now. Whether you want to study in an industry where talent is scarce. And work experience is very important, far more important than whether you are an international student or not.

And now I want to stay and work abroad, which is not easy. The global economy is not good, and only China is still recruiting more employees.

If you want a deposit, you can take a loan, otherwise you don't have a deposit (a certain amount of time) to meet the requirements, and you can't get out, but it's okay to go to graduate school, but it's not a small amount, and the tuition fees in Australia have been rising recently, or go somewhere else, and then there is an English test like IELTS, which mainly depends on the English requirements of the school and major you apply for IELTS, and the others are some birth certificates and the like, which are all trivial, mainly IELTS and margin.

You can input your GPA, major and other information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates 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.

In order to match more similar cases, my experience is not to enter IELTS and other language scores, so that more can be matched. The words of the major are vaguely written, for example, **management, you can directly enter "**", because the name of each school major is different, but as long as it contains**, it must be**related major.

If you want to know that in the case of this system, students who go to Hong Kong, such as Chinese University of Hong Kong, have about how many language scores they have taken and what the average level is, you can follow the "search according to the goal of studying abroad", as long as you enter the Chinese University of Hong Kong in the target institution, you can find out, and the same is true for other schools.

Only by stepping out of your comfort zone can you truly see your own direction!

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You can go over and apply directly for a master's.

But are you currently in graduate school?

Applications must be made up to one year in advance. If you plan to leave as soon as you finish your studies, then you will have to apply.

Many schools close applications at the end of December.

If you don't understand, you can ask.

If you can go abroad, as long as the tutor and the school agree.

First of all, you can apply to study abroad, if you want to go out in the second year of graduate school, then you can only apply for a master's degree or PhD in a foreign school with an undergraduate background, otherwise in your personal statement, foreign admissions officers think that there are some problems with your personal planning.

But there is a difference between applying for a PhD abroad and applying for a master's degree. Professors from foreign universities have a lot of autonomy in recruiting students, they have a lot of research funds, they have very advanced laboratories, and if the supervisor has funds, they can recruit doctoral students.

If you want to study for a doctorate at a foreign university, you must first get in touch with the professor (i.e., set magnetism), and if the professor likes you very much, he will decide to admit you and provide you with a scholarship.

Of course, this requires you to show your professors all your talents - standardized test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, GRE GMAT), professional course scores (GPA), scientific research results (very critical), which are stupid silver, ** file front, etc., all of which can be shown to the professors and schools you are applying to. Most of the doctoral students, especially those in science, engineering, medicine, etc., can apply for scholarships, which means that during your doctoral studies, you can not only be free of tuition, but also get living expenses, which will inevitably increase the difficulty of applying for a doctorate abroad.

The application system is adopted for postgraduate study abroad, and even if the student is enrolled in the first year of graduate school in China, the reference is still the student's undergraduate background and average score, and the language requirements of the applied course and the specific admission requirements of some courses are met.

Graduate studies abroad require completion of an undergraduate bachelor's degree with an average score of 70% or above, and an average score of 80% or above in the top 100 universities. Language: IELTS requirements and above.

The average score of graduate students in the popular study abroad countries of the United Kingdom and Australia is 70% or above, the average score of the top 100 universities is 80% and above, and the average score of top famous universities such as G5 in the United Kingdom is even higher.

Definition of Graduate Student:

Postgraduate is a kind of academic qualification in higher education, which is divided into two types: master's degree and doctoral degree, and is generally carried out by ordinary colleges and universities with master's degree and doctoral first blind file. After graduating from graduate school, it can also be called a graduate student, meaning a person with a graduate degree.

According to the different types of degrees, research can also be divided into two types: academic graduate students and professional graduate students. Academic graduate students generally refer to those who have academic degrees, which are set up according to the Department of Divine Piety, which is oriented towards academic research, focuses on theory and research, and trains university teachers and researchers in scientific research institutions. <>