If you want to go to the UK for further study, are you still struggling to choose which way to study abroad? Don't worry, there are three magic weapons for junior college students to study in Britain: directly applying for a master's degree, preparing for a master's degree and inserting into an undergraduate course! Each method has its own uniqueness. Let's see which one suits you best.

Apply directly for a master's degree in the UK

Suitable for people: 2 years' college graduation+more than 5 years' relevant working experience, or 3 years' college graduation+more than 3 years' relevant working experience. Language requirements: IELTS 6.5. If you have rich work experience and a solid English foundation, this road will be a shortcut for you to enter a higher school quickly!

Apply for a master's degree in Britain

Suitable for people: college students with less than 3 years of work experience, or college students who are studying/just graduated. Language requirements: IELTS 5.0-5.5. If you have relatively little work experience, or want to make more preparations for the master's course, the master's preparatory course will be your best choice!

Insert British undergraduate courses

Suitable for the crowd: college students who are studying or just graduated. Language requirements: IELTS 6.0. If you want to get a more comprehensive undergraduate education in the UK, or want to change your major direction, studying undergraduate will be a worthwhile choice!