If you want to go abroad, help me plan to plan and arrange going abroad

Take the GMAT exam first and prepare what you need in two weeks, so be sure to bring the translation reference book there.

It is possible to go to the United States, but it may be more difficult to go to a good school, and it is still possible to go to a general school, to ask for your high school score certificate and high school score certificate, as well as your college entrance examination results, and ask the agency for specific materials to be clearer, I wish you success.

The most important thing to go to the United States is not the test scores such as GPA and TOEFL, but the international prestige of your school, the major you are studying in your school, and the weight of the recommendation letter (authenticity and authority), which is very demanding for the student's academic potential. Many excellent schools, especially the top 20 schools, don't pay much attention to TOEFL or anything.

Choosing a school should be the first priority, and only with a certain goal can you prepare the materials required by each school and major. Schools of all grades can be applied, because some of them depend on luck, so it is necessary to choose schools at multiple levels, in large quantities, and from multiple angles. Then submit the application online, and then prepare the written materials below, and the TOEFL and other scores can be submitted last.

Pay special attention to the deadlines of each school and each major so as not to miss them.

You're not too late to start, there's still plenty of time.

1.Most universities in the U.S. are not divided into majors, with free choice of courses in the first two years and a major based on their interests in the third year. You can go to mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology in the first two years, or you can go to social sciences that are closer to science, such as economics and psychology.

You don't have to decide what major to go to so early, and you don't even need to think about it too early.

2.It's good to have an interest in English, but it still needs to be learned systematically. Start by improving your vocabulary, you need the SAT test, this test requires 10,000 words, you can find this GRE Ruby to start memorizing.

3.Any specialty is helpful for the scholarship. However, foreign universities value creativity, responsibility and assertiveness, but musical instruments can only prove that you are a person with a taste for life.

You also need to do more social activities related to people's livelihood and play the role of a leader to prove your talents.

4.I don't know what your reason is for taking IELTS, but I recommend taking the TOEFL. Some schools in the United States have made it clear that they do not recognize IELTS, and some schools have not explicitly stated that they treat IELTS applicants and TOEFL applicants separately.

Since there is no difference between IELTS and TOEFL, and you are applying to the United States and Canada, I recommend taking the TOEFL test so as not to unnecessarily affect your chances of admission.

5.Applications for the fall of the following year are closed in December of the previous year. If you apply after the college entrance examination, then you will enroll a year later than your classmates. This is actually quite common, so don't worry too much.

6.The outcome of your application is influenced by many factors. Your SAT1, SAT2, TOEFL (IELTS), GPA, whether you have AP, what your grades are, your extracurricular activities, the application essays you wrote, your letters of recommendation, luck, how many scholarships you applied for...

It's hard to say what schools you can apply to right now. I can tell you an approximate acceptance rate. The Ivy League and top schools (Stanford, MIT) have an acceptance rate of 2% to 5% for Chinese mainland students, while the acceptance rate for the top 50 schools is about 30% to 50%.

SAT2 is best to take the test, although you will not be given a ** score if you do a good job, but the lack of one will always affect you.

Senior 2: Prepare for exams, especially in writing and speaking. It is recommended to complete the TOEFL during the winter vacation of the second year of high school, complete SAT1 and 2 before June of the second semester of the second semester of high school, and if you prepare for the AP, you can take some tests in May of the second year of high school.

Senior 3: Visa.

Academic performance must be good enough, and extracurricular activities must be persistent. If you apply after the college entrance examination, then you will be ready for the college entrance examination in the third year of high school, and the application will be wrong one year later.

New Oriental can be on or not, depending on your level. If the level is high enough, you don't need to get started, if you haven't found a way, use New Oriental to help you get started, and the real improvement depends on yourself.

Reading materials are recommended on Wikipedia, expand your knowledge, and also practice reading scientific articles. At the same time, some classical classics are recommended, which also expands the amount of knowledge and also helps to improve vocabulary and reading level. SAT**.

Scientific America is recommended for listening, very short and fast.

The first class in the United States is to take the TOEFL test, which is more demanding, but you are a high school student, so if you don't have a high score, it will also give you an admission, and then you need to take a period of time in the language over there... Hurry up when applying to schools. And visas...

If you fail, your previous efforts will be in vain...

Send your QQ to my message and I'll add you. Don't use hi. It's slow.

Hehe, which country are you going to study in? If you plan to go to the United States, you can apply for a transfer and then apply for graduate school after studying for a period of time. As for how to operate, it is recommended that you go to some professional study abroad agencies to consult, before a friend of mine graduated from a junior college for a few years and planned to study in the United States, and then after a comparison of the teacher of Beijing Huaheng Education to plan, I heard her say that the teacher is very professional and responsible, and the application result is still relatively satisfactory.