What are the requirements for college students to study abroad?

The level of the language of the country you go to chase is important. Stability of life abroad**.

Self-financed study abroad is not limited by academic qualifications and age, and those who meet the conditions can apply for self-financed university (junior college, undergraduate), graduate or advanced study abroad. It is recommended that you first clarify your goals, and then find a local agency to handle it!

What you need to study abroad (question bank) Basic conditions: 1. The family has a certain (question bank) economic foundation support; 2. Have a certain (question bank) foreign language foundation. For example:

IELTS, TOEFL, Japanese, etc., depending on the purpose of choosing to go abroad (question bank) and the place (question bank) and the university (question bank) of the university (question bank) have different (question bank) requirements; 3. Have a certain (question bank) self-care ability. When you go abroad, you may have no relatives, whether you can adapt to the local (question bank) living and learning environment the fastest, whether you can find a good (question bank) partner in the local area, is the foundation of a successful study abroad; 4. Choose a good (question bank) major. Since you have spent a lot of money to study abroad, you should choose a good (question bank) major for employment and lay the foundation for future development.

FYI. If you have any further (question bank) needs, you can find me. There are many options for further study, but I hope to get ahead in the future, and of course I need to read more books now.

There is a kind of pre-master's program in China, high school graduates in China for three years, and then go abroad to directly study in overseas universities (question bank) business master's program, the time is only four years to complete the domestic 6-year (question bank) course, and it is also more than directly going abroad to study for an undergraduate and then a master's degree to save 1 year, from the current graduation (question bank) preparatory students, more than half of the (question bank) students can apply to the top 200 universities in the world. If you are interested, you can go to the pre-master's teaching base of Shanghai Caizhi University to learn about it.

What do I need to study abroad? Here's the answer.

Answer: 4 years of undergraduate degree in the United States.

Two years of graduate study experience, only the conditions for undergraduate study in the United States are provided for reference.

Language scores: 1) TOEFL: Needless to say, most schools require 100+, if less than 100+, it is likely to give conditional admission, that is, study in a language school first, and then officially admit after reaching the standard.

Therefore, it is a waste of money to get the test as soon as possible, otherwise it will be a waste of money to study in a language school in the United States.

2) SAT ACT: That is, the American college entrance examination, as long as you take one. I personally recommend the SAT, which is recognized by basically every American university, and has very high requirements for English, so prepare as soon as possible.

3) SAT subject test: generally requires 2-3 courses, you can choose mathematics, physics, chemistry (after all, Chinese have the advantage of subjects), if you want to have an advantage, you can also choose to challenge American history, American geography.

Application: 1) Three letters of recommendation: letters of recommendation from high school teachers, or internship bosses, volunteer leaders, or managers of other social activities, mainly about your strengths and why you are a good fit for the school.

2) Essays: Each school will have its own essay topic, and you need to prepare at least one self-introduction and the essay required by the school. The school requirements are different, and some of the questions are very strange, and this part is the most exhausting. You have to write what makes you unique.

3) Resume: Needless to say, educational experience, school experience, social experience, hobbies.

Language scores.

Most undergraduate colleges and universities in the United States require applicants to study in the United States with an IELTS score, and master's colleges require an IELTS score of points. Of course, different universities and colleges carry out different course content arrangements and difficulties, and the requirements for IELTS test scores vary from one American university to another.

Canadian universities generally require an IELTS or equivalent TOEFL score. However, in recent years, Canadian universities have gradually lowered the admission threshold and provided dual enrollment, that is, to study the language at a Canadian university or a cooperative language institution, and then enter the university to study professional courses after passing the language.

Students applying to study in the UK for undergraduate degree courses or above must have a higher IELTS score than B2 or above in English. Students enrolled in the Pre-sessional English course need to have a higher IELTS score of 4 in each component, that is, to achieve English B1 or above.

The minimum IELTS score requirement in New Zealand is a score, and students can enter undergraduate courses directly if they meet the corresponding IELTS requirements; If you do not meet the IELTS requirements, you can go to the language institute affiliated with the University of New Zealand for language training, and enter the undergraduate level after meeting certain requirements. IELTS is generally required for undergraduate courses in New Zealand universities, such as business, liberal arts, engineering, architecture, natural sciences, etc.

GPA scores.

The GPA score during college represents the study during the four years of college, and many prestigious universities attach great importance to the applicant's GPA score. The top 20 universities in various countries also have very high requirements for GPA scores, and applicants are generally required to be able to meet the above.

Of course, if the applicant's GPA score is gradually rising during the freshman to senior year, it means that the applicant is constantly working hard and improving during the college years. In addition, the scientific research projects that applicants participate in in their senior year, as well as the research results of graduation**, can increase the bargaining chips for applying to prestigious universities.

Guarantee of funds. Many countries require proof of financial sponsorship when applicants begin their application to an institution. In addition, when applying for a visa, there are also certain requirements for proof of financial guarantee. The fund guarantee certificate is a guarantee for the study abroad institutions for international students to study and live abroad, so it is necessary to conduct a guarantee review in advance to ensure that the funds are reasonable.

For most families, the cost of studying abroad is indeed a lot of money. Therefore, students who plan to study abroad and their families also need to plan for funds in advance.

Ability to live independently.

The problems encountered in the life of studying abroad can basically only be solved by the international students themselves. Food, clothing, housing and transportation test the ability of every international student to live independently. Before studying abroad, applicants need to exercise their ability to be an independent provincial capital in advance to avoid being unable to adapt to the life of studying abroad.

Of course, international students also need to have the ability to plan their lives, including the rational use of time and money, not to waste time and money, and to make studying abroad a good memory of life.

You can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system, enter the major, etc., and you can query the cases of students who are in a similar situation to yours, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, GPA, etc.) are in your target university and major, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

Conditions and requirements for college students to study abroad:

2. What are the requirements of foreign institutions for foreign language applicants?

Foreign schools have certain foreign language proficiency requirements for study abroad applicants, but different schools in different countries have different standards. To study in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and other countries with common English, you need to pass English proficiency tests, such as TOFEL, GRE, ESE, GMAT, MELAB, IELTS, etc. Taking IELTS as an example, Chinese mainland students applying to study in the UK, Australia and New Zealand must have more than one score for graduate students.

3. Do I need financial support to study abroad?

To apply for self-financed study abroad, you must have sufficient study and living expenses to study abroad**. In particular, applicants must prove that they have sufficient ability to pay for tuition, accommodation, living expenses and other expenses.

The economic methods include self-financing, financial support from relatives and friends, sponsorship from friends, obtaining scholarships or grants, and part-time work and study. Among them, sufficient financial guarantee is a common requirement in various countries, and many countries have stipulated the qualifications and guarantee amount of financial guarantors. Of course, if you can get higher scholarships and grants from foreign institutions, you don't need financial guarantees.

If you study in a developing country, most of them do not require financial support.

4. What are the requirements for the physical health of foreign applicants?

To apply for studying abroad, you must be in good health, especially not have infectious diseases or mental illness. Many countries have clear regulations and requirements for applicants' medical examinations. Applicants should generally be over 18 years old and under 35 years old.