1. Personal performance and ranking: Schools usually consider the GPA (average credit) and ranking of applicants. These factors reflect the applicant's academic ability and potential.

2. Language ability: Universities in most countries require foreign students to have a certain level of foreign languages, such as TOEFL and IELTS. Therefore, applicants need to pass these exams to prove their language ability.

3. Internship and work experience: Some professional fields, such as engineering, business and management, may require applicants to have certain internship or work experience. These experiences can prove the skills and abilities of applicants in practical work.

4. Letter of recommendation: A letter of recommendation from a professor or tutor can add a lot of color to an applicant's application. A letter of recommendation usually includes an evaluation of the applicant's academic ability, personality characteristics and teamwork spirit.

5. Personal statement/motivation letter: Applicants need to explain their reasons for choosing this major, their career goals and why they think they are suitable for this project in their personal statement or motivation letter. This is an important way to show the applicant's unique personality and talent to the admissions officer.

6. Social activities and leadership: Schools usually pay attention to the performance of applicants in extracurricular activities, such as community and volunteer services. In addition, applicants with leadership skills may be more competitive in the application process.

7. International exchange experience: Whether the applicant has participated in international exchange programs such as overseas study, internship or short-term study tour is also an important factor to evaluate his adaptability and cross-cultural communication ability.

8. Economic situation: The cost of studying abroad is usually high, and applicants need to provide sufficient proof of economic guarantee to prove that they are able to bear the expenses during their study abroad.

9. Integrity and accuracy of application materials: Applicants need to ensure the integrity and accuracy of all application materials, so as not to affect the application results due to material problems.

10. interview performance: some schools may require applicants to participate in an interview, which is an important link in evaluating applicants' communication ability, adaptability and professional knowledge.