I m in my second year of junior high school now, and I want to go abroad to study at university when

It's not that hard to go abroad now, first you have to decide what country you're going to? United States? France? Korea? Japan? Germany? Canada? United Kingdom? Decide on a goal before you can talk about it.

Secondly. If you go abroad to study in college, you have to learn English well if you don't go abroad to study in college.

Third, the most critical point of going abroad now is to --- money. As long as you have enough money, anything is easy to do. Taking the United States as an example, the cost of high school or undergraduate education is about 300,000 yuan a year.

Four, you don't have any money. Then you have to apply for a scholarship, which is almost a legend that full scholarships are not many at the undergraduate level, and even fewer are given to foreign students. Of course, if you have won the gold medal in the International Mathematics Olympiad, it is not counted...

Five. You don't have any money, and you can't study well. So why do you want to do so much? Wash and sleep.

As long as you have enough money, anything is easy to do. As the saying goes: a penny is hard to beat a hero!

If your family is not good, you should be practical, if you don't earn money and don't study well, isn't this an additional burden on your parents? Be considerate of your parents, their work is not easy! A lot of times, it's not a matter of liking it or not, it's about having to do it!

Although China's education is not satisfactory, is it good for foreign countries? Let's be more practical, let's build the foundation first.

If you don't speak English well, you can learn it, go to New Oriental, and practice the TOEFL IELTS questions wildly.

1. Work hard to improve your academic performance and strive to get into a good high school.

2 Participate in extracurricular activities to enrich your experience 3 Study English hard and wait for a few years to take the IBT SAT test and get a pass

3 Tests that need to be taken, in addition to IBT, there is also the SAT. Of course, the better the school, the more SAT is required, and if the school is not top-notch, it is often enough to just take the IBT. The United States and Canada are open countries, and they pay great attention to students' comprehensive ability, school performance, personality, independence, whether they are optimistic, etc., so don't just take a test to measure yourself, in foreign countries, this will not work.

4 Fees in the United States as an example, 4 years of undergraduate down about 100-120w RMB, the full award is more difficult to apply, the school will consider your strength from all the above aspects, so if you want to win the full award, it is incomparably moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and labor all-round development. It is too early to say that work-study is too early, and after entering the school, the school will naturally explain the part-time job to the students.

5 Of course, it's better to go out on your own, exchange students are not international students in the real sense, and they can't learn systematic knowledge.

6 The question of majors is too general now, it depends on your three years of high school life, according to the arrangement of arts and sciences, what major will you be interested in, and then choose according to your own interests, there are thousands of majors in American colleges and universities, it is impossible to analyze them in detail one by one, there must be a range.

If you are in high school, it is recommended to go to Singapore to suit your current situation!

First of all, you have to think clearly about your purpose for studying abroad In fact, every country has its own good universities.

Then there's the question of your money. Because the funding needs are different in every place.

Finally, your academic qualifications, art majors abroad are different concepts from those in China, art is art, not like art business in China, so you have to think about it carefully.

1. Slowly start to pay attention to the industry you want to engage in in the future.

2. Have a clear understanding of yourself, including personality, ability, adaptability...

3. Find your preferred "major" (this is extremely important, because studying abroad, country, and university are not too important factors, and the major is to follow you for a lifetime).

4. Switzerland's tertiary industry management (hotel and tourism project management) SEG, Germany's construction machinery, Italy's main art teaching is world-famous. However, it is important to note that only Swiss hotel management is taught entirely in English, so if you want to travel to Germany or Italy, you will need to start preparing for your second language.

Start preparing now, the most important thing is to learn English well, understand the study abroad policies and requirements of these countries, and do what you can, you can go to the local authoritative study abroad agency to consult, see what school you are suitable to study in which country, but the most important thing is English, understand IELTS or TOEFL, and work hard to pass, and there is hope for studying abroad.

Learn English first and take the TOEFL or Yass test.

Study English well, get a little higher in the college entrance examination or university, so that you can apply to good universities.

I don't know very well about this, I haven't read a lot of books.

Our school's exchange program for high school students in Germany, an exclusive program in China:

Senior 2 1 year German Grade 12 Grade 13 Free public university Bachelor's degree Graduation in grade 13 with abitur, i.e. qualification to enter a German university.

Senior 3 1 year German Grade 12 Grade 13 Free public university Graduation with a university diploma Students with a good level of German can skip grade 12 and go directly to grade 13 after meeting the German requirements. After graduating in the 13th grade, you will be eligible to enter a German university with an abitur.

If you want to go abroad to learn science, now in the third year of junior high school, you must first prepare the language scores required to study abroad, such as IELTS, TOEFL, etc., and you need a large amount of money to go abroad, and you must prepare all the expenses.

Studying abroad, formerly known as studying abroad, generally refers to a person going to a country other than his home country to receive various types of education, and the time can be short-term or long-term (from a few weeks to several years). These people are called "international students". In Chinese mainland, students refer to studying in Hong Kong, Macau and other regions as studying abroad, because these regions have different education systems.

In addition, a type of short-term overseas exchange student program organized by the United States and other countries, its English name "study abroad" literally translates to study abroad.