Juniors want to go abroad for experience!! There are high scores

You need to prepare for the IBT and GRE exams, and based on your scores and GPA, you can position the grade of the school.

The accounting major is still very good, (I'm talking about the United States, I don't know much about the others), and it is not recommended to study too broad majors such as economics and finance.

Take a look at the major you want to study, at least you can find the top 50 universities in the United States for that major, and then choose one that suits you, of course, Chinese students value rankings very much, but after all, rankings are not all, geographical location and cultural conditions are also very important.

You should be in graduate school, then you also need the lowest IELTS, preferably a little higher.

Now, you should take the test first, that is, take the TOEFL IELTS or something, and it is likely that you will also need gre = =

If you are only a junior, you don't have to worry, the specific preparation for the start of the senior year is not too late, or the summer vacation of the junior year and the senior year, you start to check the information and write things, and when the school starts, you will get the transcript of the certificate of enrollment or something, some countries want to be fair and some don't need it, and many good universities in the United States will start applying in November or December!

The above information is super comprehensive, enough for you to go from rookie to expert.

1.This result is still okay. In the future, it must be kept above 80 (and above the average score), which is relatively safe. Remind you that grades are still very important for applying for foreign graduate studies, especially for restricted majors (about the same as very popular majors).

2.You may have to start learning German and French, but you have to work harder. You can take the language test in the second semester of your junior year or even the first semester of your senior year, so that you have about 1 year to learn German and French.

However, if you go to graduate school, you can also choose to teach in English, but after all, you live around you who speak French and German, so it is necessary to learn French and German now. Actually, it's like if you're going to the United Kingdom and the United States, taking IELTS and TOEFL, but you have to learn German and French first, if you haven't already.

If you are applying for an English-taught course and don't know if you can only take IELTS, you have to consult the university you want to apply to.

As for the cost, for example, in Germany, 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!

In France, it should be noted that the academic system of Chinese and French universities is different, you can apply for master1 in related majors or although it is the second stage of French universities, but it seems that when notarized, it will be notarized by the Chinese Education Office as the fourth year of university, and the completion of M2 is a master's degree. If you want to study a major taught in French, of course, you must first pass the language barrier, you can also learn French well in China, TEF (French proficiency test for native French speakers) can also apply directly to French universities if you get more than 500, French public universities are currently free, and you have to pay a registration fee. It's basically more than 200 euros, and it's probably less than 400 if you add insurance and the like.

Paris: 500-700 euros a month, 400-600 euros a month to eat, 2500-3500 euros a year for language (1000 euros for bad schools).

Provinces: 250-400 euros for living, 300-500 euros for food, 1500-2500 euros for languages.

Hope it helps!

If you are in Germany or France, you can choose to study in English. You don't give a score ...... if you have so many questions

In France and Germany, public universities can be tuition-free, but generally not allowed to change majors, the application needs to have a German or French class time foundation, the living expenses are generally 5-70,000 a year, the cost performance is very high, more suitable for working-class students to study abroad. For more information, please contact Xintong Study Abroad.

Money, language, education.

Think about which country to go to, and then prepare for the language test, IELTS or TOEFL, and if you go to the United States, you will also need to take the GRE.

In school, it is best to have a grade point above or above.

It varies greatly depending on the country and the individual school. The whole thing is to have money and the ability to learn.

If you have money, you can go out and find an agent and do it for you.

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