What should I bring to study in the United States?

What subjects do you need to study in the United States?

Senrun Education International High School answers your questions after class.

Studying in the United States depends on the subjects and contents of different academic qualifications.

What should I bring to study in the United States?

Studying abroad generally requires the following exams:

First, TOEFL

The new TOEFL is divided into four parts: reading, speaking, listening and writing, with a full score of 30, *** 120. TOEFL is a computer test, so students should not only lay a solid knowledge foundation, but also improve their typing speed when preparing for the exam.

Second, IELTS

IELTS is mainly designed for non-English-speaking citizens who study and immigrate in English-speaking countries. So IELTS is divided into two types: academic test and immigration test. International students take academic exams. The examination content mainly includes four parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing. 9 points for each part. And take each part and divide it into the final score. Listening, reading and writing are all written forms, and speaking is an oral test.

Third, SSAT

SSAT, the middle school entrance examination, is a compulsory examination when applying for admission to private middle schools in the United States. It mainly examines students' mathematics, Chinese, logical ability and development potential. There are two kinds of SSAT tests: advanced and low. The former is suitable for students currently studying in grades 8- 1 1, while the latter is suitable for students currently studying in grades 5-7.

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What should I bring to study in the United States?

First, TOEFL

The new TOEFL is divided into four parts: reading, speaking, listening and writing, with a full score of 30, *** 120. TOEFL is a computer test, so students should not only lay a solid knowledge foundation, but also improve their typing speed when preparing for the exam.

Second, IELTS I

IELTS is mainly designed for non-English-speaking citizens who study and immigrate in English-speaking countries. So IELTS is divided into two types: academic test and immigration test. International students take academic exams. The examination content mainly includes four parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing. 9 points for each part. And take each part and divide it into the final score. Listening, reading and writing are all written forms, and speaking is an oral test.

Third, SSAT

SSAT, the middle school entrance examination, is a compulsory examination when applying for admission to private middle schools in the United States. It mainly examines students' mathematics, Chinese, logical ability and development potential. There are two kinds of SSAT tests: advanced and low. The former is suitable for students currently studying in grades 8- 1 1, while the latter is suitable for students currently studying in grades 5-7.

Fourth, the SAT test.

SAT test includes SAT I reasoning test and SAT.

II SubjectTests are divided into two parts. In addition to students' math and reading ability, students' writing ability is also examined. The test score is 2400. Academic aptitude test (USA)

II(SubjectTests) is one hour long, mainly multiple-choice questions, focusing on examining students' knowledge of a specific major, with a full score of 2,400. Optional SAT

II single subject examination subjects include chemistry, biology, mathematics, physics, foreign languages, etc. Students should apply according to the requirements of various majors and schools.

If there is anything you don't understand, you can also refer to the detailed explanation:

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As the number of applicants for studying in the United States is increasing year by year, students are advised to know the contents of studying in the United States in advance and prepare for the exam. Pre-preparation is beneficial for students to have an advantage in the process of applying for studying abroad.

What are the requirements for studying in the United States? Take what and how.

If it is not at public expense, then you must first prepare enough money. You should study hard to get IELTS or TOEFL, and then consider the others after getting IELTS or TOEFL.

What do you need to bring to study in the United States in high school?

What exams do you need to take to apply for studying in American high schools?

1.SSAT exam

The full name of SSAT is middle school entrance examination, translated into secondary school admission test, which is equivalent to the senior high school entrance examination in China. Established in 1957. Since its establishment, it has set up more than 750 examination rooms all over the world, including Taiwan Province Province of China, Shanghai and Hongkong. SSAT mainly examines students' mathematics, English level and comprehension ability, and is a stepping stone for foreign middle school students to enter the top private middle schools in North America.

2. TOEFL elementary exam

TOEFL Junior TOEFL Test is a low-risk assessment, which aims to measure the academic and social English level of middle school students in English teaching environment. This test is a general English proficiency test and does not involve any professional knowledge. Including listening, language form and meaning, reading comprehension. As a measure of English proficiency, TOEFL Junior TOEFL Test provides an objective evaluation standard for schools, teachers, parents and students.

3.SLEP exam

SLEP is the abbreviation of middle school English proficiency test, that is, middle school English proficiency test (English proficiency test for students whose mother tongue is not English in junior high school and senior high school), which is figuratively called TOEFL in junior high school and senior high school. A few days ago, the official website of ETS officially released a message saying: On June 30, 20 12, the SLEP test will be officially replaced by the TOEFL elementary test. TOEFL Elementary Test is an authoritative English proficiency test developed by educational testing service for primary and middle school students aged 1 1- 15. This test can not only be used as the English proficiency certification of primary and secondary school students studying in North American high schools, but also be used to evaluate students' current English proficiency, and provide authoritative guidance for improving students' English ability or taking TOEFL test in the future.

I want to study in America. What language do I need to learn?

TOEFL, this is a compulsory test, and IELTS is not recommended. Although many schools in the United States have now recognized Grade Four, it is not much compared with the total number of schools in the United States.

If you still study economics, you should take GRE, because it belongs to social science.

If you miss the business, you have to take GMAT；; If you miss the law class, you must take the law school entrance exam.

What should I bring to study in the United States?

It depends on TOEFL and GRE. Other professional courses are not tested, but your average score in college now needs to be used as a reference. You can change majors, but it is relatively easy for undergraduates to change majors, and graduate students rarely change majors. You need to apply for a scholarship immediately after you get the admission notice, otherwise you won't get the semester you want to enter this year; Generally, you are required to have a high average score, outstanding TOEFL and GRE, and you must mention in your personal statement that you have participated in many activities and are an excellent leader. I hope I can help you:) Supplement: Yes, your report card will have the average score of your graduation. More than 90 points correspond to American A, more than 80 points correspond to American B, more than 70 points correspond to American C, and more than 60 points correspond to American D. I have never heard of those who can't take the exam below 75, but the higher the exam, the greater the chance. But scholarships are definitely not acceptable.

I want to study in America. What language test do I need to take?

TOEFL. This is a language test.

Other GRE and GMAT are not language tests, but postgraduate entrance examinations. Look at the major you want to study, such as GMAT in business school, LSAT in doctor of law, MCAT in doctor of medicine, etc.

They all mean going to America. If you go to a Commonwealth country, it is enough to take an IELTS test.

To study in the United States, do I have to take the SAT besides TOEFL?

After taking the TOEFL test and meeting the requirements of applying for a school, you will be fine. You don't have to take the SAT again. IELTS and TOEFL are the same type of exams. First of all, it is necessary to clarify the requirements of the school, whether it is IELTS score or TOEFL score, or both.

What exams do I have to pass to study in the United States?

First of all, if you want to apply for an American school, you must prove that you have the ability to study in the United States and adapt to the learning and living environment there from both language ability and academic ability.

Middle school: The language test to be taken is TOEFL or IELTS or SLEP. The academic exam to be taken is SSAT, also known as Little Seda exam. Only a few middle schools in the United States enroll students in China, and most of them do not require SSAT scores. Most middle schools recognize SLEP scores and do not need to take TOEFL or IELTS. Under normal circumstances, you can apply for 10 if you score 45 or more in SLEP, and 1 1 if you score 50 or more.

Undergraduate: TOEFL or IELTS is a compulsory language, and SAT is a compulsory academic. Most universities in the United States exempt China students from SAT scores. As long as you take TOEFL and IELTS, you can apply to the top universities in the United States.

Postgraduate entrance examination: The language test to be taken is TOEFL or IELTS, and the academic test to be taken depends on the situation.

Business school: GMAT required; If you apply for an institution other than business school, you need to take GRE.

JD is a doctor of law: You need to take the LSAT.

Some majors in the United States do not require academic proficiency tests, that is, GMAT, GRE or LSAT scores, such as TESOL (Master of Teaching English to Other Language Users), LLM (Master of Laws) and Master of Arts.