First, the British postgraduate application conditions
Academic conditions
Postgraduates studying in Britain need to graduate from university and get a bachelor's degree. 2 1 1 or the average score of 985 universities is above 75-80, and the average scores of two non-universities are above 85-90.
Language condition
Postgraduates studying in the UK need IELTS 6.5-7.0 or above, and individual schools and majors have higher requirements.
School conditions
Postgraduates studying in Britain usually have requirements for their background colleges. For example, some schools only recruit students from 2 1 1 or 985 universities, including University College London and Imperial College London.
Professional conditions
Postgraduates applying for architecture, design, engineering and other majors in Britain need to have relevant professional background, otherwise the professional span is too large to complete their studies.
Professional achievement
Postgraduates studying in Britain need to provide GRE or GMAT scores of individual schools and majors, such as Oxford University, Cambridge University and London School of Economics and Political Science.
Conditions of use
Individual schools and majors studying in the UK need to provide work experience. For example, to apply for research graduate students, you need to provide 1-2 years of relevant research experience.
economic conditions
Postgraduates studying in the UK need about 250,000-50,000 pounds a year, which is about 250,000-450,000 RMB. Students need to have the corresponding economic conditions to pay the relevant study abroad expenses.
Second, the British postgraduate application materials
Postscript (same as postscript); Police sergeant
Mainly around the "why" to elaborate, such as: why choose this school, why choose this major, what is the career plan for the next few years?
refer to
There are two opinions about letters of recommendation. One is social status: you can be the person with the highest status during your internship or activity. Second, in terms of grades, you can be a principal or a vice principal. In short, it is to choose more authoritative people to recommend themselves.
personal record
Basically, there will be these contents: average score, various activities, competition results, company internships, participation in certain projects and roles played.
Transcript (Chinese and English+seal)
Students are required to provide transcripts for at least 6 semesters. Before you apply, you need to know the average score requirements of the applying school. For example, G5, Manda and Warwick all need at least 85 points. If students fail to achieve it, students who are still in school can choose to rebuild.
Study Certificate (Postgraduate: Degree Certificate+Diploma) (Chinese and English)
Non-graduates need to provide proof of attendance, and those who have graduated need to provide: degree certificate+diploma. In addition, it is very important for graduates with work experience to provide work certificates for more than 3 years, especially for students applying for MBA.
Ielts score
IELTS is above 6.5, and the requirements of business, liberal arts and law are relatively high, about 7.5; The requirements of science and engineering are not that high. The specific requirements are also different due to the different schools and majors.
Those unnecessary materials
That is, the extra materials are mainly used to apply for some better institutions. Both inside and outside the school can focus on, such as: student unions, competitions, scholarships, outstanding class cadres, associations, volunteers and so on. Outside the school are mainly internships, projects, international competitions and so on.
Three, the British graduate application matters needing attention
Application skill 1: send an official attachment with the transcript to explain the academic status of the alma mater. State the competitiveness of your previous department. For example, although you graduated from the best university in your country, the school audit Committee may not know this fact. This is more important for students with "double faults".
Application skill 2: attach your ranking among classmates in the same period to the report card for studying abroad. The Guide to Studying in the UK points out that this is the most common and convenient way for most schools to evaluate students' level. For example, you rank thirtieth among 300 graduates. The school will know that your grades are in the top 10% of the same graduates.
Application tip 3: Take the time to point out any positive performance in the past study process. For example, school performance or grades continue to improve, or excellent performance in school in the last year, and so on.
Application Skill 4: Some students can achieve better results by focusing on analysis in more complicated subjects. If this is in line with your situation, please take some time to explain which subjects you have achieved quite good results. List these topics on a separate piece of paper and attach them to your application form.
Application tip 5: List important experiences outside the classroom in your study career. For example, you can mention the extracurricular activities and club activities you have participated in. If you have any outstanding performance in your study career, take some time to describe what you have gained and why every minute spent is valuable.