To study abroad, please help you

The feeling of going abroad is very different from that of China, I am studying in Canada, I feel that Canadian universities are much more difficult to read than those in China, and they are much stricter, even if you have relatives abroad, you have to rely on yourself, if you really want to go out, go out to see, the vision is different all of a sudden, if you have good grades, study in China for 1 or 2 years of college and then go abroad, credits or something can be transferred, IELTS can be taken, but I recommend reading the language over there, maybe you feel that it is a waste of time and money, But what I read is different from what I didn't read, and I can learn things that IELTS can't learn in the language, such as the requirements for Canadian universities to write **, the requirements for copying other people's writing, and in terms of plagiarism, Canadian university requirements are very strict.

Having said all that, in short, what to do now is, if you must go to Canada, find a city and university that suits you, and then apply for good luck.

Simple: Start by asking yourself why you want to study abroad?

Once you've figured it out, learn English and save money. Your conditions are good, unless you have a lot of money at home. You can finish your undergraduate studies and then go abroad, which can save you a lot of money.

Prepare for IELTS. If relatives immigrate there, the IELTS score requirement is not very high. You can go to Global IELTS to take classes, and it's basically OK to take a test.

You also have to think about whether you want to finish college or go straight to college. However, it is recommended that you can apply for graduate school over there, and it will be better to go out after studying in China. Personal opinion

If you have the strength, take the college entrance examination and look at the college entrance examination results.

If it's very high, if you finish college in China, you will go out for a master's degree or something, and it will cost less.

If your results are not satisfactory and you are planning to do so, you can take the IELTS test now.

There are many details in studying abroad, and face-to-face detailed communication can dig out more highlights, make the application materials more convincing, and make it easier to be favored by foreign schools. After all, studying abroad is a big deal, and it is recommended that you be cautious.

If you have decided to choose to study abroad, the following points need special attention:

1.Be sure to find out if they have two certificates. That is, the self-financed study abroad intermediary service license issued by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, and the business license with the words "self-financed study abroad service" issued by the local industrial and commercial bureau.

2.Log on to the Ministry of Education's Education Foreign-related Supervision Information Network to understand the authenticity of the legal identity of this institution.

3..Be wary of the so-called zero intermediary service, there is no free lunch in the world. Providers of such services often collude with overseas institutions to privately raise the tuition fees of overseas institutions by a large margin.

Briefly describe your situation and see if there is anyone here who can help you.

It's better to find a regular study abroad agent by yourself, I really don't dare to do it online... In fact, the intermediary can't help much, and most of them still do it themselves.

You can go to your city or go to a big city to find a formal study abroad agency, and it is actually more clear in person.

What's the use of seeing a real person, if you're really afraid, I advise you to change it.

1. A total IELTS score of 7 is considered a good score. However, the United Kingdom recognizes IELTS, and the United States still uses TOEFL.

Your usual grades are really a bit low, so you have to get the above, otherwise it will greatly affect your application. At least in the top 50, that's a pretty low score. The bottom of the rankings is less clear.

The TOEFL is not very difficult, and it is enough to try to put a little effort into it for a few months.

However, there are a lot of things to apply for, so if you want to go out, you must get it as soon as possible. It's a little late in my junior year. Because the GRE or GMAT is required to apply for graduate school, many things take a lot of time.

It's a good idea to have these grades before the start of the new semester in your senior year. It's not just a TOEFL.

And applying for graduate school will require a certain amount of internship experience or something.

Give some advice to the UK.

1.At present, the average score is less than 80, if you choose a school, you have to choose a school after the 20th in the UK, because the school to apply to the UK requires the background of the undergraduate school, the average score of the university, if the score does not reach more than 80 points, it is difficult to get into the top university.

2.The IELTS requirements in the UK are between 7 and 7, and most of the schools you are applying to are currently in IELTS and the four tests of listening, speaking, reading and writing are also 6, if you can't reach the language, you can match the school's internal language and pass the internal test to enter the main course in the UK.

IELTS is valid for two years, so you should prepare the language now if you are applying to the United States.

Two language scores are required, and the TOEFL GMAT or GRE is more difficult to apply for than schools in the UK.