Methods for civilian students to go abroad, how for ordinary students to study abroad

Study abroad in domestic universities.

University study abroad programs refer to some study abroad programs offered by domestic universities, where students will first take 1-3 years of domestic courses in China, and then complete the rest of the courses abroad, and finally obtain a degree certificate at home and abroad. The study abroad programs offered by colleges and universities are generally divided into one-year pre-departure courses for studying abroad in China, two-year transfer credit courses in China, and three-year HND study abroad programs in China, as well as some degree extension programs based on these three programs. When students choose to study abroad programs in domestic universities, they should pay attention to whether these programs have been recognized and approved by the school, the school's experience in running a school, and whether the final degree can be certified by returning to China.

International exchange students.

The international exchange program is the earliest way to study abroad in China, the project is an international education exchange program carried out by the department in charge of education at home and abroad, the visa is an academic exchange visa, the study abroad time is 1 year, the school of study abroad is mostly public universities in various countries, the general students do not have the right to choose a school, all the study abroad arrangements are arranged by the education departments of various countries, the cost of studying abroad is the least among all the ways to study abroad, and the safety is also the most secure, but the requirements for students are very high. Students must be nationally recognized as top students, and the criteria are not completely uniform depending on the different countries that students choose. Because the exchange program is only valid for 1 year, if students want to continue to study abroad, they can go through the visa transfer procedures and transfer the academic visa to a student visa, but some countries require students to transfer to a private school.

Preparation. 1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

Study hard to brush up on your grades and IELTS scores, do more scientific research projects and publish**, and you can apply for full awards when you apply to schools. Otherwise, you can only wait until your master's and doctor's degrees to have the opportunity to study abroad.

How to study abroad for ordinary curvy students

Bachelor's degree certificate and bachelor's degree certificate from a domestic school. Generally speaking, students from 985 and 211 institutions are more likely to apply successfully.

2.Complete transcripts from 4 years of college, including graduation** or graduation project.

3. English language requirements: IELTS must meet the standard (the overall score of media major is not less than 7, and the individual score is not less than 6; Finance majors require a total score of not less than 7, and a single subject not less than that; The total score of engineering is not less than 6, and the individual score is not less than that; Individual majors such as medicine and law require an overall IELTS score.

The GPA of research graduate students should reach 85, the GPA of lecture closed-base graduate students should reach 80, and the GKU should reach 85. It is usually necessary to obtain a transcript in both English and Chinese from the school's Registrar's Office. The envelope should be sealed and stamped (sealed with a stamp).

Grades: Some schools require GRE scores, and some business majors require GMAT scores.

Six. PS: A personal statement of about 500 words, focusing on the reasons for choosing a school and major, combining your own advantages and majors, and showing great interest in your major.

Seven. Resume: Resume should be concise and focused.

Eight. Reference. Letters: Two letters of recommendation, which can be the signature of a well-known teacher at the school or a leader of a company (such as a Fortune 500) where he has interned before. You can write it yourself and have them sign it off.

Nine. Apply online by mail: It will be more complicated and requires care and patience. You can register a special email address to apply, but it's good to practice more. When looking for a job in the future, many large companies also want to apply online.

x.Work experience: 3 years or less of work experience is a plus for many majors.