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How long does it take to study at the University of Sydney, and what is the passing rate?
Is it meaningful to go to Taylor College in Australia to study the so-called "Sydney University Foundation"?

First of all, I don't want to discuss with you whether Taylor College in Australia cheats money. I want to discuss whether it is necessary and meaningful to go to Taylor College to study "Sydney University Foundation".

In fact, it is meaningless to go to Taylor College to study the so-called "Sydney University Foundation". The so-called "Sydney University Foundation" offered by First Taylor College is equivalent to Australia 12. In senior three in our country, only those who fail in the college entrance examination or fail to meet the requirements need to attend the preparatory course. Those with excellent grades will not go to the preparatory course, so going to the preparatory course is equivalent to rereading the third year of high school and taking the exam again.

Secondly, the University of Sydney recognizes almost all test scores, such as the hsc test scores in New South Wales, a-level in Singapore, A-level and IB courses in Hong Kong, and the matriculation scores of the University of New South Wales, including the results of the college entrance examination in China. As long as you finish senior three in China and reach the local level, you can enter the University of Sydney. Therefore, there is absolutely no need to attend the preparatory course, unless you are scum in China and fail the college entrance examination.

Thirdly, you may not be able to enter the University of Sydney even after reading the so-called "University of Sydney Foundation" offered by Taylor College. The admission rate of Taylor College is actually very high, and you still have to take various exams to enter the University of Sydney. If you can't meet the admission requirements of the University of Sydney, you will not be able to enter the University of Sydney, which is equivalent to 65,438+0-2 years of preparatory courses.

Actually, Taylor College is not a school. Taylor College is a private company. Taylor College belongs to the Australian Learning Group, the full English name is STUDY GROUP PTY LTD, and the Chinese translation is: Australian Learning Group Private Company. PTY LTD, whose full English name in Australia is "Propriety Limited", is a small company in Australia, similar to our private enterprise in China. Taylor College is not a secondary school affiliated to the University of Sydney. The University of Sydney is the University of Sydney and Taylor College is Taylor College. The University of Sydney is a public university supervised by the Australian government, and Taylor College is an independent private institution. The University of Sydney has many campuses in Sydney, with the main campus in Newtown. Taylor College's Sydney campus is in Waterloo, and none of the campuses of the University of Sydney are in the same district as Taylor College. The teachers of Taylor College are also recruited by Taylor College itself and have nothing to do with the University of Sydney. Taylor College also has its own general manager, deputy general manager, accounting and marketing manager. Taylor College has four campuses in Australia and New Zealand, namely Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland, New Zealand. All four "schools" of Taylor College are managed by private companies. Taylor College in Melbourne has closed down due to poor management. Now Taylor College has only three campuses in Australia and New Zealand. Monash University in Melbourne has terminated its cooperation with Taylor College 20 1 1. Taylor College in Perth has also closed the original high school curriculum, which is equivalent to closing half of it.

Then why do the study agents try their best to recommend you to Taylor College in Australia? Of course, it's money, and the study agent charges in both directions. First of all, to study abroad, you have to pay an intermediary fee ranging from several thousand yuan to tens of thousands of yuan. Then after you pay the tuition to Taylor College, Taylor College will return part of the tuition to the intermediary as a commission. Taylor College's kickback is as high as tens of percent. If a certain number of students are introduced to Taylor College by study agents, extra points will be awarded. Therefore, for the benefit of money, the intermediary likes to recommend everyone to Taylor College.