On the question of college students going to English speaking countries to study abroad as undergrad

1.Accounting majors, the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States, and Canada are all available, because you have to take the CPA sooner or later, but I personally recommend going to the United Kingdom or Australia.

2.I only have my IELTS score now, and I plan to take it again on May 14th. What school can I apply for with a score of 6?

Go to any school (good university) in any country and learn the language for a while. 6 points, no surprise (unless you have a good score in your major course) still have to study the language for a period of time, and the specific time is determined according to your IELTS score. points, meet the university admission requirements, and it should be 100% successful (if you don't look at other external factors, such as savings, etc.).

3.IELTS results will only be available at the end of May, will it be too late to apply by then?

For Commonwealth countries, time is tight as the start of school is at the end of July. For the United States and Canada, there is relatively more time, and the start of school is at the end of August. The procedure for the application procedure is to get the IELTS score report, send it to the school, wait for approval, get the admission notice after passing, then take the notice to apply for a visa, wait for the visa, and then the visa officer interviews (the United States and Canada have) to see if there is an immigration tendency, and finally pass, buy a ticket.

Theoretically, this period is 2 to 3 months, but there are exceptions, I have friends who have done it in 1 and a half months, and some friends who have waited for 4 months and still refused a visa. You have to weigh it according to your own situation, there is an element of uncertainty.

4.What are the procedures and documents?

In addition to the above, you will also need a birth certificate, a high school graduation certificate, a current school enrollment certificate, a deposit certificate, a work certificate for your dependents, a medical examination certificate, and so on. You can go to the intermediary to inquire about these, you don't have to pay money, ask a clever point, and the intermediary will tell you.

5.In addition, because you are a freshman student, there should be some courses that can be transferred directly, depending on the university you choose, you need to send an email to the university in your photo, for them which courses you have studied now, can you directly transfer credits.

It's all from experience, and I hope it can help you.

If you want to transfer to the other school's school this fall, it seems that it will be a bit difficult at the current time. If the results are not available until the end of May. I think it's better for you to think about starting next spring or tomorrow fall, and you'll have a little time to prepare your materials.

I'll know a little bit more about the situation in the United States. As far as I know, the United States and Canada both have a higher recognition of TOEFL, and if you change to IELTS, the other party often thinks that because IELTS is easier than TOEFL, they want your IELTS score to reach 7 before they are more willing to accept you. However, there are no absolutes, the other party will not say that your IELTS score does not meet our requirements, so you should not apply.

So you can see that the school you like can also be challenged.

By the way, if you have a direct question, if you have a score of 6, you can basically apply for European schools, and it seems that Singapore can also apply. I don't know much about Australia, but it seems that a score of 6 is OK, but as mentioned above, the schools preferred by the United States and Canada are more prefere IELTS scores of 7.

Then for the materials, you generally still need CV, PS, recommendation letters and the like It depends on the requirements of the school you want to apply to. It is recommended that you quickly determine which country you want to apply to, and then determine what position you intend to apply to in that country, and then find out one by one to check the official website to understand what materials are required for this school, because different schools are different, and the TOEFL and IELTS score requirements of different schools are also different, and the application deadline and application fee are also different.

P.S., although you don't want to spend money on the intermediary, but you can still go to the intermediary to set up words, pretend that you are interested, talk to them, the intermediary will generally have a free consultation part, so you can get some basic information. In addition, if you have friends or seniors who have studied abroad, it is very helpful to talk to them directly, especially if you can ask them to tell you about the language score requirements and application status of schools in their area good luck

It's going to be easy.

There is a certain difference between Chinese teaching and foreign teaching, Chinese universities can learn a lot of foreign high school knowledge, improve foreign language proficiency, and have certain social experience, after university experience, it will be much easier to apply and adapt to foreign universities. But in China, the university grades should not be too bad, and the transcript is generally required.

In addition, you don't have to apply after graduating from a bachelor's degree, you can apply to a foreign university after 1 to 2 years of study, or you can apply to study abroad for a doctorate directly after graduating from a domestic bachelor's degree.

As long as you have an undergraduate degree certificate, you can apply directly to graduate studies at foreign universities.

There are a lot of universities abroad, and you will have many opportunities.

You first need to take the TOEFL (75 or above) or IELTS (above), which is on the high average and not difficult.

Then prepare graduation certificates, transcripts, resumes, letters of recommendation, personal statements, certificates of deposit.

The cost of graduate students in foreign universities is 300,000 yuan if it is cheaper.

You can apply for a Co-OP degree from a U.S. university, and at the same time do an internship in a U.S. company with a major-related internship that pays for tuition and gain U.S. work experience, which is a key tool for job hunting.

You can get a master's degree or MBA degree in the United States for 100,000 yuan, go to the official com** of HTIR in the United States, and get a unique opportunity to get paid and work experience while doing white-collar work in a company in the United States.

Excessive investment in education will always bring problems to students' lives after graduation.

It is easier to apply for high school than to apply for undergraduate, and it is easier to apply for a year undergraduate than to apply for graduate school, and the more you go on, the more competitive it becomes. You are dealing with more and more applicants not only from home, but also from applicants whose previous education is abroad.

Of course, the earlier you go out, the more you will be charged for the phone, and if you go out too small, you may have poor self-control, and in the end the result may not be as good as in China. These are all factors to consider.

If you pass the language and the economy is fine, it is relatively easy.

The key depends on which university you are and how well you are doing academically.

The main reason for middle and high school students to go abroad is to have money, and there is no way to measure the personal quality of students abroad.

After graduating from college, your college performance becomes a deciding factor in applying to go abroad.

There is nothing wrong with studying abroad, but if you want to go to a beautiful school, you need to study hard during your university years and improve your overall quality.

To apply for a master's degree, you need to provide your bachelor's degree, university transcripts, tutor recommendation letters, IELTS scores, and GRE GMAT scores.

I'm a first-year college student and I'm currently preparing to study in Germany.

Here's what I've learned from my classmates and what I've learned about studying abroad.

1. If you go to the United States, as long as you finish the high school entrance examination, you can do it as long as you have a high school diploma, and you don't need a college entrance examination score.

But take the TOEFL. And then the SAT seems to be required by good schools as far as I know.

However, if you want to go to a good school, you must take the SAT, which is a certainty.

As for the preparation time, most of my classmates rely on intermediaries to study in the United States, so I think you can find out earlier.

2. Spain must be at least 18 years old, have college entrance examination results, and then go directly to undergraduate studies in the past, and I am not very clear about other grades.

3. Germany Because I am preparing to study in Germany, I know better. Most of them apply by contacting them themselves.

Formal universities in Germany do not accept Chinese high school graduates, because the German university has a 13-year education system, and the domestic university has only 12 years.

There are also intermediary group review programs that can go to Germany after graduating from high school, but the school is not good, so it is better not to.

Therefore, if you want to study in Germany, you must take the college entrance examination, be admitted to an undergraduate university, and you can apply for undergraduate admission to a German university after one semester at 211 University.

Non-211 universities apply for undergraduate direct admission in three semesters and apply for preparatory admission in one semester.

In addition, Germany has an APS review before applying for a visa, which you can learn separately, he has his own **.

You can audit in English or German, and there are also international courses taught in English, which you can apply for with IELTS and other scores.

If you are in the United States, you will have to take the SAT and TOEFL. It's a must. When the time comes, find an intermediary company to help you organize the materials, otherwise it will be too late.

For those who are English majors, English is your specialty, but when you arrive in Europe and the United States, it is no longer your specialty, but your communication tool, so if you want to study abroad, it is recommended to think about what you are still interested in, and whether you can return to China after studying abroad.

If you need to return to China after studying abroad, it is recommended to study medicine, chemistry, engineering, politics, etc., and it is especially easy to find a translator after returning.

If you plan to stay abroad after studying abroad, you need to think about what interests you have, and it is difficult to stay abroad to find the right person if you want to study business.

As the country's comprehensive national strength rises from time to time and its international position loses progress, more locals are very interested in Chinese civilization, and it is not impossible to stay in other places to be Chinese teachers. These are some of the suggestions and are for reference only.

First. Your grades in your junior and senior years have not yet come out, and you generally have an average score of 80 points to go to graduate school in Canada and the United States, so add some oil to increase your GPACanadian UBC, how big, Simon Filsa are very good universities. There are too many in the United States.

The second. Of course, you can apply on your own, and it is better to apply on your own, and the agent generally does not have much energy to give you a well-designed. You don't need any conditions, you should start taking the GRE and TOEFL in your junior year.

Third. There are very few scholarships given to graduate students by foreign universities, and it is more difficult to apply. However, if you go to graduate school, you can go out and work on your own to make money.

Canada needs about 150,000 a year, depending on the city. A good university will also be more expensive. In the United States, there are about 200,000, which also fluctuates by city.

Good luck!

School, it's still early to apply, these don't need to be considered now, it's a waste of time to consider, now it's king to use the time well to learn English, level 4, level 6, and professional level 4 is not necessary to say, no one knows foreigners, level 6 500 means that your English foundation is okay, but there is still a very big gap with the GRE, play an unreasonable score, you want to go to the United States for graduate school, English level 6 must be at least 600 or more, and the vocabulary must be at least 2w to the other party's GRE, To get a scholarship, you usually have a score of at least 90 or above, and the GRE and GMAT must be absolutely high, and most of the scholarships are for science.