1. Parents gilded it to increase its employment competitiveness.

2. The company experiences for it and increases its post ability.

Personally, I want to go abroad, broaden my horizons and increase my knowledge.

4. Value-added learning and self-improvement are important steps in your career planning and life planning.

Step 2: Choose the way to study abroad.

1. Do it yourself

Apply. That is, the applicant directly submits an application to an American university. Due to the complicated application procedures and the need to submit a large number of materials, applicants need to comprehensively consider the advantages and disadvantages of American universities while reasonably arranging their studies and work.

Application standards, language test scores that meet the standards, preparation of application materials that meet the requirements, and various problems and difficulties that may be faced. DIY application is generally suitable for people with excellent conditions, relevant application experience and limited time.

An energetic and energetic person.

2. study abroad agent. That is, the applicant can pay the agency fee for studying abroad, and the agency will arrange all the applications on his behalf. Although this method is relatively simple, it does not require the applicant to make great efforts. However, the following points should be noted:

1) study abroad agency qualification. That is, it has been filed in official website, Ministry of Education. Because the intermediary industry of studying abroad is a sham, black intermediaries are rampant. Therefore, when choosing a reliable intermediary, we must conduct a comprehensive investigation.

2) The study abroad agent operates behind the scenes, in collusion with the diploma workshop. Generally speaking, there are many foreign cooperative institutions in the intermediary, but some are second-and third-rate schools or other small projects in the name of first-class universities. The study agent can choose its partner institution to detain the student's admission notice. Therefore, when contacting the study abroad agency, we must attach great importance to school selection and inspection, and we should not be credulous.

3. Study abroad consulting institutions: that is, they provide systematic services to applicants like study abroad intermediaries and charge a certain fee. General study abroad consulting institutions provide specialized study abroad services from language training and examination training. Different from study abroad agents, study abroad consultation advocates transparent and open services. However, when choosing consulting institutions for studying abroad, field visits and word of mouth are worthy of attention.

Step 3: Take the exam for studying abroad.

There are two kinds of study abroad exams. One is the language test, which mainly examines the applicant's English ability. The second category is the entrance examination, which focuses on the research ability of the applicant's professional category.

1. Language test

1) TOEFL (English full name test for English as a foreign language)

The examination sponsored by the Education Examination Service Center is specially used to test the English level and proficiency of students from non-English speaking countries. At present, schools in the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Austria, Singapore, Japan, South Africa, Hong Kong and other countries and regions all recognize TOEFL scores.

2) IELTS (English is the International English Language Testing System).

It is an international English proficiency test jointly organized by the British Council, the Local Examinations Board of Cambridge University and the Australian Agency for International Education and Development. Mainly recognized by Commonwealth countries (Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, etc.). ), and now some American universities have recognized IELTS scores.

2. Entrance examination

1)GRE test (English full name GradeRecord

Examination (GRE for short) is an American postgraduate entrance examination. Applicable to all kinds of disciplines and majors except law (LSAT score required) and business (GMAT score required).

Postgraduate exam. It is an important basis for American graduate schools to select and train senior research talents, and it is also one of the important reference conditions for university graduate schools to decide whether to provide scholarships to applicants.

2)GMAT (English full name: Graduate Management Admission)

Test (GMAT for short) is a test entrusted by the Graduate Entrance Examination Committee of American business schools in educational testing services. Universities in the United States, Britain, Australia and other countries adopt GMAT.

The test results evaluate whether the applicant is suitable for business and economic management graduate students and decide whether to accept them.

3)LSAT exam (English full name law school admission

Test (LSAT for short) is an entrance qualification examination set by the Law School of the American Law School Admission Committee. Most of these law schools are located in American States, and a few are located in Canada. Almost all law schools require applicants.

It is a very important measure to submit LSAT scores as one of the main conditions for law schools to evaluate applicants.

4)SAT (English Academic Assessment)

SAT is an academic proficiency test held by educational testing service. SAT is one of the important reference indexes for American universities to decide on admission and evaluation of scholarships. SAT divided into

Sat ⅰ and sat ⅱ are two parts, in which sat ⅰ is a reasoning test and sat ⅱ is a special test.

5)ACT (abbreviation of American College Examination) is one of the important reference indexes for American colleges and universities to decide to admit and evaluate scholarships. ACT is also recognized by many American universities, but most of them are in the midwest.

Step 4: Prepare the application materials.

1. Standardized test scores (official transcripts, such as TOEFL, IELTS, GMAT and GRE)

2. Transcript of senior high school/university/postgraduate stage (stamped by the academic affairs office of the school or notarized by a professional institution)

3. Resume

4. Personal statement or article

5. Letter of recommendation (preferably a well-known professional professor or intern or senior company leader)

6. Degree certificate/diploma or proof of study.

7. Proof of property

8. Other materials (copy of scholarship certificate, copy of award-winning certificate of international competition, copy of published academic papers, research plan of professional direction, etc.). )

Step 5: Magnetization and Interview

1. magnetization. What is "magnetism"? That is, when waiting for the offer, communicate with the professor by email, telephone and MSN. In order to get information, express yourself and win scholarships.

Fruit. In the process of magnetization, we need to think carefully about the way of magnetization, grasp some details at the same time, and finally do it persistently. Before, someone changed more than 10 email accounts to engage the same professor, and finally succeeded.

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2. Interview. In other words, before the formal offer is issued by the school, it is necessary to understand the communication ability of students and verify the authenticity of the information in the application materials through remote meeting and on-site interview with the applicant. Finally, introduce the situation of the school to students and understand their real interest in the school. Interview plays a very important and even decisive role in the admission process of American universities.

Step 6: Visa preparation

Visa is the last step in the whole process of applying for studying in the United States. Generally speaking, applicants can pass safely. But there are exceptions, so we should be prepared to face American interviewers with the best face and positive attitude.

Because studying abroad requires a visa of F 1, the principle is:

1. Applicants must prove their ability to become full-time students in the United States.

Applicants must also prove that the sole purpose of their short stay in the United States is to complete their studies in established academic institutions. In particular, it is necessary to rule out immigration tendencies.

3. The applicant must also prove that he has the ability to pay the tuition and living expenses required during the school period.