First, after studying for one year, I entered the UK to study undergraduate.

In recent years, matriculation is the most common way to enter foreign universities. Foreign students have * * * 13 years of education before their undergraduate studies. Domestic senior three graduates must attend a one-year undergraduate preparatory course before going abroad for undergraduate studies. Preparatory courses can easily be mistaken for learning only languages, but actually include English and professional academic knowledge.

The preparatory course is specially set up for international students. British students don't need to attend preparatory courses, and the annual tuition fee is about 5000- 10000. Many colleges in Britain offer preparatory courses, which are connected with the undergraduate courses of some colleges. After completing the preparatory course, you can directly enter the corresponding undergraduate course. It is best for high school graduates to go directly to regular national universities for preparatory courses.

Second, apply for a foreign undergraduate course after obtaining A-level course results (with age requirements)

A-level course is the first choice for some students with good family economic foundation who want to enter famous foreign universities. A-LEVEL course is an advanced level course of foreign general secondary education certificate examination, and students enter undergraduate study after completion. Because A-LEVEL course usually takes two years, it is mainly suitable for domestic senior one and senior two students.

If you go to Britain to study A-LEVEL after graduating from senior three, it will waste more time than going out to study in the first two years of senior one. The tuition fee of this course in private schools is relatively high, about 15000-25000 pounds a year; Tuition in public schools is relatively cheap, ranging from 5,000 to 7,000 pounds a year.

However, the application scope of A-LEVEL scores is very wide, and students can apply to all foreign universities. Universities with particularly high rankings usually don't admit students without A-level grades.

Universities that can apply directly with IELTS rank below the top 30. Because the undergraduate and master's degrees abroad are not long, students who study in Grade One and Grade Two can consider going abroad for two years' A-LEVEL if their family's economic strength is relatively strong, and then apply to top foreign universities.

Third, directly apply for foreign undergraduate enrollment after the college entrance examination.

This method is more suitable for students who want to enroll in foreign universities as soon as possible. The disadvantage is that there are not many schools to choose from. The advantage is that it can save a year's time and expenses, and it is more convenient to enter the school without requiring IELTS scores.

Fourth, the study time planning of foreign high schools

July-August every year: determine the countries of study intention, make study abroad plans and application plans, and prepare for the entrance examination.

Every September-10: Prepare application materials such as transcripts and letters of recommendation.

Every year 10 to February of the following year: take the written entrance examination and oral examination.

February-March of the following year: get the admission notice, confirm the institution to be admitted, and pay the deposit to the school.

June of the following year: Prepare visa deposit.

July of the following year: Submit visa application.

August of the following year: apply for a visa and prepare for pre-departure guidance.

September of the following year: leave the country, report to the school and start school.

At present, the main ways to study abroad are as follows:

1. study abroad intermediary study abroad intermediary is a study abroad institution that provides visa processing services for students studying abroad, and provides relevant consulting services for the selection and application of study abroad institutions and the preparation of study abroad materials. The applicant for studying abroad can entrust the related affairs of studying abroad to the agency for studying abroad, and the applicant only needs to prepare and provide the application materials and examination results for studying abroad.

Because studying abroad is a special industry in China, formal study agents need to have study abroad qualifications and file with the Ministry of Education before they can operate study abroad affairs. Therefore, students must cooperate in the qualification of studying abroad when choosing an intermediary for studying abroad.

Second, study in a domestic university.

Study abroad programs in colleges and universities refer to some study abroad programs offered by domestic colleges and universities. Students will study domestic courses in China for 1-3 years, and then complete other courses abroad, and finally obtain degree certificates at home and abroad. Generally speaking, the study abroad programs offered by colleges and universities are divided into one-year preparatory courses for studying abroad, two-year credit transfer courses and three-year HND study abroad programs in China.

There are also some degree extension programs based on these three programs. Students should pay attention to whether these programs have been approved by the school, the experience of the school and whether the final degree can be certified to return to China.

Third, the international exchange program is the earliest way to study in China. This project is an international education exchange project carried out by domestic and foreign education authorities. The visa is an academic exchange visa, and the study time is 1 year. Most of the schools studying abroad are public universities in various countries, and the general students have no right to choose schools.

Fourth, study and training abroad.

Study abroad training is an organized training of study abroad knowledge and language skills, which not only enables students to understand the necessary abilities and preparation methods for exams abroad, but also enables students to adapt to foreign language environment and cultural customs as soon as possible and better study and live abroad.

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