Some schools have special requirements for writing scores. Look at the requirements of the school you want to apply for.

The application is interdisciplinary and so big. The top ten applications are not difficult.

Your elective course will actually give you extra points for your application, but it won't be very big.

If you don't know about domestic related subjects, it is strongly recommended that you read them directly.

If you don't understand many professional theories or even nouns, it is estimated that you may delay your studies.

There is still a big difference between domestic theory and British theory.

You can also go to a preparatory school or something (not a language school, but a preparatory school)

At least you have to have the original textbook.

After all, you want to graduate smoothly, not just get an offer.

In addition, it is very likely to get a diploma offer for general interdisciplinary applications.

This means that during the master's degree, if all subjects are qualified and your dissertation is qualified,

You can change it to a master's degree, which is no different from getting an indefinite offer directly.

However, if two or more subjects fail, there may be no make-up exam and you can only get a diploma.

Mandadalante University = University of Manchester, University of Durrant and Lancaster University.