First of all, students should know that all students applying for Dutch undergraduate courses must provide high school diplomas. All senior three students can also apply for admission before they get their diplomas, so it is the most appropriate time to enter school in the autumn of the year of graduation (graduation in July) and study abroad in September, otherwise there is really no need to wait for the school next year.

Because the application process takes 6-8 months, it is too late to start applying after the college entrance examination. The reason is:

Domestic high schools basically start their winter vacation after the final exam, and will not reopen until March next year. So if students haven't applied in March, the application will be basically late, and there are few places left. So don't wait until the college entrance examination to apply. Be sure to prepare all the application materials before the school winter vacation.

A plan for high school graduates to study in Holland quickly.

Scheme 1: study for one year before entering undergraduate study. Entry requirements: High school diploma, IELTS 5.0 or above.

Scheme 2: study for half a year before entering undergraduate study. Admission requirements: graduated from high school, IELTS 5.5 or above.

Option 3: directly enter the undergraduate course. Entry requirements: High school diploma, IELTS 6.0 or above.

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