First of all, the difficulty of the top 30 in the United States is completely different from that of graduate students. Let's talk about the top 30 undergraduate courses first!

If you want to apply for the top 30 undergraduate courses, you generally need to:

TOEFL 108+

GPA3.8+

SAT 1450+/ACT33

In addition to grades, extra-curricular activities or competitions should be held, especially for students who apply for Top 10 or rattan schools. They are embarrassed to say hello without competitions. More common competitions include:

International Olympic Discipline Competition, Qiu Chengtong Prize Competition, AMC1012 American Mathematics Competition, Harvard-MIT Mathematics Competition, PhysicsBowl Physics Bowl Competition, etc.

Extracurricular activities are varied, such as summer school, scientific research projects, model United Nations, debates and so on. They can be modest, but they must reflect your participation and show your growth. In other words, in-depth extracurricular activities are enough. Simple volunteers and volunteers are already bad streets.

In-depth extracurricular activities can't be completed overnight, so you should plan ahead and see what you are interested in, and learn in this direction early, tap your talents and show your abilities.

To apply for the American graduate top30 school, you should be divided into specific majors. Some majors are relatively easy to apply for, such as pedagogy, which requires strict background and grades.

But some majors are highly competitive, such as CS, BA and MSF. To enter the top 30 schools, you usually need to achieve:

Undergraduate GPA: above 3.5+

TOEFL: 105+

GRE:325+/GMAT:7 10+

In addition, the professional background should meet the standard, and some preparatory courses should be taken in advance, as well as students' internships/