How about going to study in the United States as a freshman? How about transferring from college? Still going to graduate school?

I will elaborate from the following aspects, and the specific choice depends on your actual situation.

1, the exams to be prepared are different: TOEFL/IELTS and GRE/GMAT (Graduate Entrance Examination for Business Administration) are the exams to be prepared for undergraduate graduates to go out for graduate study.

Undergraduate students only need to provide TOEFL/IELTS scores in the language test. Of course, as transfer students, they must complete a 30-credit college course (some schools require 24 credits).

2. Differences in admission: Undergraduate graduates can only go out to study for graduate students through direct recording, which means that applicants must meet the minimum requirements such as TOEFL score, GPA score, GRE and undergraduate professional background. To be eligible to apply for this school. Generally speaking, applying for graduate students has high requirements for applicants.

When graduating from high school, there are two ways to choose: direct recording and double recording. Students who register directly must have language scores. Students with double admission can apply without language scores, but they need to study in language classes for at least one semester (they can enter undergraduate studies smoothly after passing the course examination of language classes). Generally, students will study for six months to one year more than students who record directly. Therefore, compared with graduate students, the threshold for undergraduate study abroad will be much lower.

3. The effect is different: students who went abroad during their undergraduate years stayed in the United States for 2-4 years and obtained degrees from American universities. If you apply for graduate students, you will have an advantage over domestic students in language, and you are more likely to apply for a good university.

4. Cost difference: The cost of studying in the United States for one year is between 200,000 and 400,000. The undergraduate program in the United States is four years, and the graduate program is one year. Therefore, undergraduate programs cost much more than graduate programs.