If you want to apply for a top university, TOEFL seems to require 75+, of course, the higher the better. In fact, these requirements are only a small threshold. The real test is the ability to use English in an interview. After all, our China people's test-taking ability is world-class, hehe.

In fact, every student who dreams of studying in Japan wants to enter Dongda University. The dream is beautiful, but the reality is cruel. As a top university in Asia, it is much more difficult to get in than to get into Peking University Economics. N 1, TOEFL and average score are all basic requirements. If you really want to be admitted to the top three universities in China, you need to have hard enough achievements in your own field, such as more than two papers with world influence, and you need the first author. This is no joke. Compared with economics, studying abroad in science is much less difficult, but you need to meet these requirements if you want to enter these schools. A senior science student, with a bachelor's degree of 985, needs two SCI articles to beat many competitors and get the admission qualification of Dongda University. Therefore, the challenge faced by the landlord is unprecedented.

Finally, I hope the landlord will consider other schools, there are still many good ones, and the seven national studies are really too difficult.

Good luck ~