study abroad

1. The United States has no idea about China. Unless it is a top school in China, it is all the same to them. The key is to look at the quality of a single application. However, there are obvious differences between Britain and Australia in applying for one book and two books in China. Therefore, both students can go, of which the United States does not apply indiscriminately, and the United Kingdom and Australia do apply differently. As a business applicant, it is difficult to have a good school and then get a scholarship. Unless you are really strong, there is little hope. It is necessary to communicate with the teachers at public expense in your school to see if there are any publicly-funded study abroad programs in your school.

This question is too general. Generally speaking, the application process is planning time, reviewing exams, choosing schools, preparing materials, exams, online application process, sending materials, waiting for admission and preparing visas. This is a rough process, and the details can be written into a book.

3. Management class. Whether to take GRE or GMAT depends on the major you want to apply for. If you want to apply for business administration, you need GRE. If you want to change your major, such as economics, it is GRE.

4. How to apply? The application process of each major is consistent in procedure. If you want to apply for a master's degree in finance, you should also take the IBT/ IELTS and GMAT. Here is a clear concept. American universities are not a complete "examination" but an "application". In other words, test scores are only a part of your application process, and there are many other influencing factors. GPA, ESSAY, PS, background, ranking and so on.

5. There are examination fees (I don't know how many times you will take the exam, so it's impossible to estimate that IBT, IELTS and GMAT are all around 1600 or more), online application fees (about 60-80 dollars per school), and the cost of sending express mail. As for whether or not to go to an institution for studying abroad, it's your own business. If it costs, the cost in the United States will be around 30,000-40,000.

6. The basis and standard for students to go abroad is not to take one, two or three books out. It should be whether you have an understanding of your future, whether you have expectations for going abroad, and whether you have the determination to study and live. If you don't have this confidence and feel that there is any gap between yourself and a student, then you don't have to consider going out. As for which school you can apply to, there is no answer to this question. As I said just now, there are many factors involved.

7. Social practice, as a business student, is the degree to which you participate in society outside the classroom life, such as internships, work, activities, projects and so on. What level you reach depends on your local activities and specific conditions, and there is no specific quantifiable standard.

Ok, that's all for the time being. You can leave me a message or ask me if you have any questions. I want to go out, too. I'm reviewing my exams and doing DIY by myself, which should help you. Good luck.