Do you need to find an intermediary to study abroad or in the United States?

1. The main tasks of "study abroad agent" are: to make a reasonable study plan, determine the application objectives, help prepare application materials, and guide visas after entering school. For "studying in the United States", all this is done with the help of English. Therefore, if you have enough English ability and material organization ability, you don't need to ask an intermediary for help;

Second, however, for schools applying for different academic qualifications or degrees and applying for different grades, the requirements for these two "abilities" will be very different, as follows:

1, apply for high school: most students do not have these abilities and generally need the help of overseas institutions to complete them;

2. High school graduates apply for undergraduate courses: if there are TOEFL90 or above, there is generally no need to ask an intermediary;

3. Undergraduate graduates can be divided into three situations (whether master or doctor):

1), if my GPA is above 3.4 and my TOEFL is above 100, I generally don't need to hire an intermediary;

2) If my GPA is above 3.0 and TOEFL is above 80, I can apply or not-the key depends on whether my goal matches the requirements of the school: if I can basically meet the requirements of the school, I can apply. On the other hand, if there is a certain distance, it is best to ask professional institutions to help explore all aspects of potential that meet the requirements of the school, so that it is possible to learn more about the school and be admitted to the school;

3) If you want to apply for a top prestigious school, you generally need the help of professional institutions.