How about studying in Australia?
1. Developed education system. Australia has 39 universities and more than 230 professional and technical colleges. Of the 39 universities, 37 are government public universities, and their education systems are under the jurisdiction of local governments. Although the administrative systems in different continents are slightly different, the overall quality of education is controlled and managed by the Australian government, so all schools can maintain a general but high quality of education. Australian education is widely recognized by countries all over the world, including China.
2. This is a comprehensive multi-culture. Australia is a country with racial tolerance, and many people come from different ethnic backgrounds. 1989, Australia's multicultural international agenda, is the basis for the Australian government to promote multiculturalism and has been supported and encouraged by successive governments. The government has also formulated relevant policies to ensure that this diversity becomes a positive force in Australian society, so that Australians can continue to share common values, goals and aspirations.
3. Safe and comfortable living and learning environment. Life in Australia is mostly relaxed and friendly. Most independent students like the life full of opportunities here. They can take public transport to and from beaches and tourist attractions freely and safely, and participate in colorful cultural activities. All cities in Australia give people an open feeling, and many open parks and green spaces are dotted among them. Convenient transportation can also easily take you to the national parks in the suburbs of the city. Australia has a stable society, rich people and harmonious coexistence among all ethnic groups. Therefore, in the world where high school students study abroad, Australia has always been one of the countries with the lowest crime rate and the most suitable for human habitation.
Australian undergraduate study requirements
1. Equal sharing conditions: (1) Apply according to the results of the college entrance examination: Australian universities can accept the results of the Chinese college entrance examination (except the University of Mexico). Generally speaking, the average score is above 60%, and more than 80% can apply for G8 colleges in Australia.
(2) Apply with high school grades: Students who did not take the college entrance examination can apply with three years of high school grades. If they want to apply for G8 universities, the average score should be above 80. For example, the average score of Melbourne University is at least 85.
(3) Apply with undergraduate grades: Domestic freshmen can apply for Australian undergraduate courses with their freshman grades. When applying for G8 universities, students in 2 1 1/985 universities are required to score lower than those in non-universities. The former can get 80 points, and the latter may have to get 85 points or more to be admitted.
2. Language conditions: The language test scores accepted by Australian universities include IELTS, TOEFL, CAE Cambridge English, PTE Academic English, etc. Most domestic students will choose IELTS. The following are the IELTS requirements for Australian undergraduate students studying abroad: the minimum IELTS score must reach 6.0. G8 universities generally require IELTS 6.5, and some majors such as education, medicine, law and translation require IELTS 7.0 or above.