First, determine the major.

1. Choose your favorite and interested major.

Many students like to follow suit when choosing a major. What others choose, they choose. So I neglected whether I like this major, such as business, which is popular in recent years. First of all, you should choose your major according to your interests. Only by combining your professional expertise and hobbies and choosing a major that is easier to play and grasp can you learn more easily and have a greater chance of success.

2. Choose another major.

It should be noted that the education major in Britain is very specific, and the choice of major must be related. For example, if a student is a computer major, some computer-related majors can be transferred for whatever reason. Other majors must have relevant academic background or work experience to apply.

3. Students like to choose majors with a very large coverage, such as finance, trade and computer science. In fact, this kind of major focuses on theoretical research and generally does not have strong applicability and operability, so the employment area is relatively narrow. Therefore, you can choose some subdivided, cross-cutting and practical majors, such as actuarial science, insurance, asset evaluation, information management and e-commerce.

It should be reminded that you can't just choose a major after choosing a school because you admire the "fame" or ranking position of a university.

Second, determine the school

Many students don't know whether to study early or in the morning when facing their own problems of studying abroad. In fact, we should be professional first, because every major in British schools has its own unique aspects.

The city where the school is located is also a problem that students need to consider carefully when choosing a school. A big city like London means more job opportunities and social life, which is accompanied by high living expenses and commuting time of more than one hour every day. People's life is fast-paced and even indifferent, but we can't refute that all young people's ideals and hopes are pinned here. For students who want to find an internship or long-term development in Britain, London is undoubtedly the first choice.

Third, prepare materials.

Most schools require the following application materials: personal statement, school recommendation letter, proof of study, existing transcripts, application form, application fee (in some schools), award-winning certificate in and out of class (if any), GMAT (in some schools, but not necessary).

It's just that some schools must have IELTS scores to apply, so I suggest you investigate before submitting your application. Generally speaking, there is no need for IELTS test report, especially for students who are studying. Because I haven't graduated yet, I can't get an unconditional admission notice. It is suggested that students do not need to apply after taking the IELTS test, which will delay your personal schedule.

The above information is a routine requirement, but because different majors in each school have their own special requirements, if a university needs to know more detailed application requirements, it can check the previous successful application cases according to its own college background and achievements through the volunteer reference system for studying abroad.

The reference system for studying abroad volunteers is as follows:

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In the reference system of studying abroad, we can see which schools our teachers and sisters went to, which majors they applied for, how many language scores they got, which study agent they used, and so on.

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