The requirements for graduate students studying in the United States include the following aspects:

1. Education requirements: American graduate applicants need a bachelor's degree or above, and can provide proof materials such as degree certificates and transcripts. Some majors may require applicants to have a corresponding professional background or degree.

2. Language requirements: Postgraduate education in the United States is mainly taught in English, so applicants need to provide English proficiency test scores, such as TOEFL and IELTS. Different schools and majors have different requirements for language achievement. Generally speaking, TOEFL score above 80 or IELTS score above 6.5 is a common threshold.

3.GPA requirements: to apply for graduate students in the United States, you need to provide GPA scores at the undergraduate level, usually requiring the applicant's GPA to be above 3.0. Some prestigious schools may require applicants to have a GPA of 3.5 or above.

4.GRE/GMAT requires GRE or GMAT scores to apply for graduate students in the United States, and the specific requirements vary from major to major. Generally speaking, GRE test is mainly applicable to liberal arts, science and engineering, and GMAT test is mainly applicable to business and other majors.

5. Letter of recommendation: Applying for American graduate students usually requires 2-3 letters of recommendation. The recommender should be the tutor or professor of the applicant, and the content of the recommendation letter should evaluate the applicant's ability and adaptability.

6. Personal statement: A personal statement is required to apply for graduate students in the United States, which should include the applicant's background, experience, interests and career planning.

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1. academic ability and research ability: American graduate education focuses on academic research and professional skills training. Therefore, applicants need to have a solid academic foundation and strong research ability. During the application process, the school will pay attention to the applicant's academic achievements and research background, as well as the undergraduate research experience and paper publication.

2. Language ability and intercultural communication ability: American postgraduate education is mainly taught in English. Therefore, applicants need to have a high level of English, including listening, speaking, reading and writing. In addition, with the continuous development of globalization, cross-cultural communication skills become more and more important, and applicants need to have good cross-cultural communication skills to adapt to the diversified academic atmosphere and future career development.

3. Independent thinking and innovation ability: American graduate education focuses on cultivating students' independent thinking and innovation ability. Therefore, applicants need to have the ability to think and solve problems independently, and be able to play an innovative spirit in academic research. In the application process, the school will pay attention to the applicant's personal statement and recommendation letter to evaluate the applicant's independent thinking and innovation ability.

4. Economic strength and self-management ability: The cost of graduate education in the United States is relatively high, which requires applicants to have strong self-management and time management skills. Therefore, applicants need to have certain economic strength and be able to plan and manage their time and energy reasonably.

5. Clear professional and career development planning: American graduate education focuses on cultivating students' professional ability and career development ability. Therefore, applicants need to have a clear plan for their professional and career development, and be able to study and study their goals at the postgraduate level.