Undergraduate application
First, the test results
First of all, the audited transcripts, including students' scores in the final comprehensive test, must have a GPA of 3.5 or above, as well as the school's certification and official seal.
Then there is the language score. You can show IELTS or TOEFL. At present, computer test or written test are recognized, and the corresponding scores are 6.5, 105 and 6 10 respectively. The requirements are not low.
Second, the study abroad certificate
The first thing an individual needs to prepare is a resume. This information should not be regarded as simple information preparation. Every word needs to be certified, the central idea of the article should be determined, and personal advantages should be highlighted.
In addition, there are reports, which many people will confuse with resumes and think of as a document. In fact, the report is an extension and supplement of the reward, and it is an important plus item that his family needs to prepare.
The most important thing is to prepare two letters of recommendation, from the recommender to the content, which are the focus of the school audit. A writer with high social status can bring you more benefits, and emotional content can move people more.
Third, practical experience.
The school also attaches great importance to the comprehensive quality of applicants and will review everyone's extracurricular experience, including time and internship. It is not too late for students who have no experience in this field to start preparing now, so it is very important to enrich their image.
To participate in community activities, it is best to organize a large-scale activity and be the leader in the activity. The activity can achieve a better result, so as to show your ability.
Fourth, the interview
Finally, everyone needs to attend an interview organized by the school. Material review ordinary students can seize the opportunity of interview to perform well and seize the opportunity to make themselves stand out.
Graduate application
1. Degree background requirements: Bachelor degree from a regular university.
Requirements: Yale University has not set the minimum GPA requirements for undergraduate courses. Generally, graduate programs in American universities require GPA, especially the GPA in the last two years of undergraduate course should not be lower than 3.0, and individual projects or departments may require higher GPA.
3. Language requirements: Yale University requires a minimum TOEFL/IELTS score. A considerable number of students admitted to graduate schools have a TOEFL score of about 65,438+000 and an IELTS score of about 7.0. If you apply for a doctoral program, the assistantships for graduate students 1 and 2 have higher requirements for students' oral ability, usually reaching about 26 points in TOEFL.
Requirements: most majors need to submit GRE scores, and some science majors also require or suggest to submit GRE? Subject scores; Some majors can (or can only) use GMAT/LSAT/MCAT test scores.
The graduate program of Yale University usually only accepts applications for admission in the fall semester, and the deadline is mostly from mid-February to1early October with 65438+. Please refer to the relevant professional application instructions for the specific application deadline.
ask for advice
How to make up for the poor GPA of 1?
The improvement of GPA is actually a long-term accumulation process. If you start preparing for your junior year, your grades in the first two years are not particularly satisfactory, and the credits in the second two years will hardly affect the low-scoring courses in many universities in the first two years.
But even so, you can still do something to improve your grades a little.
For example, juniors and seniors can take more elective courses. Generally, these courses are divided into grades, which can help you improve your average score. After all, 3.94 and 3.95 are two rounded numbers.
In addition, there are many professional courses in junior and senior years. You can study professional courses well, and then emphasize your GPA score in CV, which shows that although your average score is not high, your study of professional courses is solid.
2. What should I pay attention to when preparing for TOEFL?
Improve TOEFL scores in a wider range. After all, some students are born with English, so they can take the exam 100+ with a little preparation. If English is a short event, it will be more difficult. Even so, preparing for TOEFL is still an exam, and there are skills in preparing for and grading.
In fact, reading/listening/speaking/writing all have review strategies to improve scores quickly. Simply put, you can narrow the answer range by locating natural paragraphs in reading, and you can dictate at the rate of 1.2 times a day in listening. Oral English can be followed, and writing can be improved by imitating some sentence patterns of foreign news.
3. What should I pay attention to in PS and CV?
Compared with preparing for exams and marking papers, the preparation of PS and CV is actually relatively more complicated. After all, the score is solid, but you can tell any story. How to tell your story well, make PS and CV complement each other, emphasize your advantages in different aspects from the front or side, attract the attention of the admission office and improve your admission probability.
Many students in PS wrote and changed the whole article, but actually ignored the most important first paragraph of PS.
Everyone's reading habits are just beginning to attract attention before they become interested in reading. In an admissions office that sees thousands of applications every year, you can see too many templated languages at a glance. At this time, if your first paragraph is very innovative and can make you stand out from thousands of applications, especially Asian applicants, you will have a certain advantage.
Too many people only emphasize how excellent they are in the application documents, but few people think of emphasizing your advantages over other applicants.
You know, the application is a competition with colleagues, and the number of places is always limited.
Similarly, CV is the same. The most important position of a resume is about 50% in the middle. This area is the part that readers will focus on, so you should put the most relevant part of the project you want to apply for here. For example, when applying for a doctorate, Plan D will arrange academic experience in this field in order of time and importance.