Academic background

Usually requires a bachelor's degree, the specific requirements vary according to different schools and majors. Generally speaking, it is necessary to have academic background and knowledge related to the applied major.

GPA score

American universities attach great importance to academic performance and usually require applicants to have a high GPA. Generally speaking, GPA above 3.0 is considered more competitive.

GMAT college entrance examination

Most American graduate programs require applicants to take GRE (Graduate Entrance Examination) or GMAT (Graduate Entrance Examination for Management). These exams are used to assess the academic ability and potential of applicants.

Recommendation letters

Applicants need to provide several letters of recommendation, usually professors or tutors, who will evaluate the applicant's academic ability, research potential and personal qualities.

Personal statement/statement of purpose

Applicants need to write a personal statement or purpose book, introducing their academic background, research interests and why they chose this school and major.

English ability

For non-native English speakers, it is usually necessary to provide proof of English proficiency, such as TOEFL or IELTS scores.

Proof of funds

Applicants need to provide sufficient proof of funds to prove their ability to pay tuition and living expenses.