Some questions about planning to go abroad for graduate school Help!!

Hello 1As an art student, if you want to change majors, you can change to media majors, management majors, etc.;

2.Admission to a UK school mainly depends on whether your average grade point in school meets the requirements, the general requirement is 80 points, and 85 points can apply to better schools. Your 211 university will have a higher chance of applying to a good university.

Of course, there are also requirements for IELTS, which is generally a total score of not less than 6. There are also individual schools and majors with high requirements, such as 7 points, etc. If you can't reach IELTS, you can take language classes, but if you can't reach the average score in school, you will not be admitted;

3.The taught majors in the UK are one-year and are read from September to September of the following year;

4.The application of UK institutions is on a first-come, first-served basis, and the more you apply, the greater the hope of applying; Therefore, it is recommended that you apply one year in advance. For students who have not graduated, they can also apply, first get a conditional admission letter, get a seat, and then submit the graduate and degree certificate when they graduate.

In fact, if you don't have an IELTS score, you can apply first, and you can make up for it later;

5.Recommending a school depends on your own preferences, major, location, city preferences, etc

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1.If you have not studied mathematics, you have no background, and you can apply for management in the UK, or other majors that do not require a background.

2.IELTS is a requirement, as well as academic requirements, such as graduation with an average score of 803, for only one year, generally from September to June of the following year, and the graduation ceremony is in November.

4 Absolutely.

5 Your situation is not detailed enough, and you don't know what you want to study, so you can't recommend colleges, if you ask, you can hi me.

First of all, the UK needs an IELTS score, preferably a score of 7, and secondly, you need to have a good university score, preferably above 85.

1 Is it easy to get into a domestic university or a foreign university?

It all depends on your background and the university you are targeting.

If your school grades are very good, of course, it is the easiest way to fight for the graduate school.

Domestic graduate students are like the college entrance examination, the final word, although there is a re-examination, but the written test of English, politics, mathematics and other subjects is like another college entrance examination.

However, when applying to a foreign school, you need your background, that is, in addition to good academic performance, you must also have other supporting things. If you have requirements for college wood, many schools abroad are waiting for someone to send money over.

2 What should I do to prepare for the test abroad?

Going abroad is a different preparation depending on the country you are going to and the major you want to study. According to your current stage, it is better to understand why you want to go abroad, and first understand the general environment of each professional employment and target country, calculate the cost and benefit, and then make corresponding preparations.

Generally speaking, it is necessary to take IELTS or TOEFL, GMAT and GRE, strengthen the background, etc.

3 IELTS looks at the English foundation. Someone month, someone week, someone year. If you go abroad for graduate school, it's best to get your desired grades in the second semester of your junior year.

4 Did you go abroad while you were an undergraduate student (graduate or undergraduate)?

It should be an undergraduate, unless you're particularly good (I've heard of this). Because it is equivalent to you applying for a master's degree directly with a high school degree without a bachelor's degree.

5 Or graduate school entrance examination after undergraduate?

I understand this question??? Generally speaking, I will be admitted to graduate school in my senior year (January or February).

6 How to apply to foreign universities (mainly UK and Australia)? When to apply? When will I prepare for the exam if I want to go abroad? What are the steps to apply to a foreign university?

Refer to question 2, if you don't understand, you can ask again. Or a more pro approach: go directly to the target institution to see the requirements. A more labor-saving way, find an intermediary to consult, anyway, there is no charge. Call directly online is free of charge**.

When to apply, generally speaking, the first semester of the senior year. So prepare all your exams before the second semester of your junior year.

7 Go to ** training? What to learn? Do you want to hire a foreign teacher?

Refer to question 3 for different opinions. If you have a good foundation in advance, don't train.

8 Is it okay for the family to have average financial conditions? How to Apply for a Foreign Scholarship?

Of course, the financial conditions of the family are generally okay, as long as you work hard enough, you can apply for a scholarship!!

Scholarships are of course for those who are good enough, and if you still have time to prepare, make yourself excellent. What can stop a person who works hard enough???

If you work hard enough.

Huhu wrote so much for you in the middle of the night. In fact, I think the most important thing for you to do now is to plan your career and life. Know yourself, know your environment. Looking at the logic of your question, I feel that you are so confused and confused.

Trouble Score to take

The economy is average, you still don't want to go out, it's good to apply for graduate school abroad, but it's very special and it's not good to graduate!! Do you want to cry the kind that is completely different from the one in China? And even if you work hard to graduate, many places will not recognize foreign graduate students after returning to your home country.

Unless your family has money, go out and play for a few years, see what you know, play and learn to graduate.

Reading Economics? If you go abroad, you will understand everything when you sign up for a class abroad. However, if the family background is average, if you pay for it, forget it. Applying for a scholarship depends on whether you have the ability.

The domestic postgraduate entrance examination is more difficult, and the foreign cycle is relatively short, especially if you go to the UK and IELTS, it depends on your English foundation, but generally 2 months of review is enough. If you apply to the UK, you can apply between October this year and June next year, and the IELTS test will be completed in May next year at the latest, so it's better to start studying now. The best application is to start preparing at the end of the first semester of the senior year (October-December), and apply for the second semester of the senior year (March-May).

If you want to go to graduate school, you should start preparing relatively early, and you will start preparing for the summer vacation of your junior year. Go abroad for training, just New Oriental, IELTS class. To apply, you can find an intermediary, which is more worry-free, and if you operate it yourself, you can choose a school first, and then submit your own information, including (undergraduate transcripts, IELTS scores, 2-3 letters of recommendation, your own personal statement, and various awards), and then wait.

For foreign scholarships, there are generally no scholarships in the UK, and there are master's scholarships in the United States, but it is more difficult to apply, especially if you are in the economic category, you generally study MBA, and there is no scholarship. If you don't have enough financial support, it is recommended to try a Tuition-Free School in Northern Europe.

Xiamen University has the greatest advantage. At the same time, the finance major ranks second in the country.

The brand of Zhongcai is relatively old, but its teaching strength in the industry has long been inferior to that of Shanghai University of Finance. First of all, exclude ** Caida. Renmin University's law and Fudan journalism majors are among the best in the university. But finance is worse than finance. I'm sure you already have the answer.

In addition, in general, there are more people studying abroad in Shanghai's universities, not only because there are more rich people there, but also because people there have different concepts. Compared with other places, there is a statistic that the number of applicants for study abroad in Shanghai every year is twice that of other cities of the same level.

If you are studying at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, you can at least talk to many students about going abroad, after all, the atmosphere is better.

Shangcai is an employment stream, an employment giant, and it is not particularly good to go abroad.

1.Is it possible to apply for a design major with a lower GPA? How much is medium?

Generally speaking, the higher the score, the better, and this is true for every country. Preferably with an average score of 80% or above.

2.Is it possible to apply for design majors by taking IELTS? GRE does not need to be tested?

IELTS is taken in the UK and Australia, and the GRE is not required. The GRE is required in the United States, and the TOFEL is required for the English test

3.Are there any major requirements for studying abroad for graduate school: a good IELTS score, basic tuition and fees, application and other documents?

A good foundation in English is required. Good financial security for the family. Application materialsThe materials of the school are mainly the materials of your school. For a visa, you also need some family documents.

4.If I want to apply for a design major, do I need to have the foundation and examination of a design major?

Need your portfolio. Individual schools need research projects. In general, there are no examinations for professional courses. But there will be interviews, individual schools.

5.What kind of school to apply to, does it mainly depend on GPA scores?

Design needs to look at grades, works, research proposals.

6.What is the situation of finding an agent? How much does it cost?

Depending on the country, the intermediary is different and different.

7.If you go to a secondary school, is it more unpromising?

In the art class, do a good job in being able to enter a good school in the art class. There will be more ambiance and opportunities.

1.Transcripts must be official transcripts from the school; Regardless of whether you call the school to cover it yourself, or the Academic Affairs Office directly prints it, it needs to be an official transcript recognized by the undergraduate school.

2.If the school allows deletion, it can be deleted; However, if it comes to grade certification, the Ministry of Education or the school you are applying to will arrange a third party to review your grades to ensure that there will be no deleted subjects on the transcript that has been reviewed. It is also necessary to ensure that the transcript shows the same subjects in both Chinese and English.

3.All are needed.

4.Just like question 1, you need an official transcript, and almost all schools have their own logo and other fixed format on the transcript, right? For example, if someone from your school applies to the same program as you, and the admission review finds that your transcripts are different from those provided by her, they may ask the two of you, how would you explain it? Above.