I m ready to go to junior high 3, can I still stay in junior 2 20

I don't think so. Because it's nine years of compulsory education!

If you are not old, you can stay.

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If you want to study in the Netherlands.

At the very least, you need to get a high school diploma.

I can't go to my sophomore year of high school.

In addition, IELTS scores are required to study in the Netherlands.

You're almost ready to prepare for the exam now.

Go to Carnival and ask.

They are more professional in studying abroad.

You should get a high school diploma first, and if your family is relatively wealthy, you can go there directly to go to high school.

As for the language, it should be the same as the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia, and you should take an IELTS test.

When applying to a school, the school will also look at your IELTS score, generally the higher the score, the better the school you apply to.

The Dutch generally speak Dutch, but there are quite a few people who can speak English, and if the family economy allows, they are relatively wealthy, so of course they can go, but there is no language, and it is really difficult to go alone.

Hello, I am in the same major as you, I am now a junior and am preparing for graduate school. I want to remind you that if you really want to prepare for the graduate school entrance examination, you don't have time to worry about these certificates, and it's already the middle of the second semester, and it's a little late for you to start preparing for these certificates. If there is any problem, you can hi me, and I will be free.

Nothing helps, most of them still depend on your GPA and TOEFL GMAT scores, unless you do something big in Taiwan that has appeared in newspapers and television, otherwise this experience will not help you, the best way is to review honestly, prepare for TOEFL and Aunt Ji and so on.

I personally think it helps, but not absolutely.

Overseas universities often place great importance on overseas experience in the admission of Chinese students, and the experience of being an exchange student in Taiwan is naturally the icing on the cake.

But the most important ones are, of course, GRE, TOEFL, GPA. If the GPA is not high enough and the GRE score is not enough, it is useless to be an exchange student.

If it is not a social activity that can highlight your personal talents, it is recommended that you go to Taiwan as an exchange student for half a year, even if it is not for graduate school abroad, it is also a very important experience for your personal growth. I have communicated with Taiwan and have a deep experience.

If you can go to Hong Kong, it may be of great help.

If you want to see it more completely, it's best to go to the "Children of God Love to Dance" forum, which is a forum that focuses on online dance, and you want to see it for every generation.

If you take the airport bus line 4, you can sit at the terminal Minshan Hotel, which is in the center of Chengdu, and there are Jinjiang Hotel, Minshan Hotel and other star-rated hotels to choose from.

If you don't choose a star-rated hotel, there are also many business hotels nearby, such as Seven Days, Home Inn, etc.

It is recommended to choose the nearest accommodation area according to your itinerary on the next day, and there are basically business hotels near the attractions in Chengdu that can receive accommodation.

At one o'clock in the morning, it was estimated that it was late to get out of the airport. There are many chain hotels that you can check in advance.