I am a junior this year and will be a senior soon. I want to study abroad. I am not very good at studying. Mainly because I don’t work hard and I am not very interested in my major.

The first point is to stay abroad. Currently, countries with relatively good immigration policies include Canada and Singapore, while Australia is slightly worse. Among them, in Canada, as long as you obtain a diploma from a national public school, you can obtain a 3-year work visa without any additional conditions after graduation. If you have been engaged in work related to this major for more than one year (or obtained an employment contract for more than one year), you can obtain it through the experience category. Immigration status. While Australia is slightly more difficult, the United States and the United Kingdom are almost impossible.

Second point: To apply for a master's degree in a Canadian school, you need to meet the minimum requirements: a university average score of 80 or above, or a GPA of more than 3.0, a TOEFL score of 80 or more, or an IELTS score of 6.5 or above (the mid-term language score varies depending on the situation) Schools have different admissions criteria). Depending on your situation, you can apply for the Master of Engineering (Master of Engineering) in a Canadian university, majoring in chemical engineering. The schooling lasts two years and you can graduate by taking 10 elective courses (the total cost is about 300,000 yuan, tuition plus living expenses). The school needs to apply around December of your senior year. It’s not too late to prepare for the language test and improve your gpa.

The third point: whether you can find a job depends on your own strength and hard work. However, it is very difficult to find a job with a three-year work visa.