How do individuals apply to study in the United States?

Undergraduate application: GPA score: 3.0 or above. Language scores and SAT standardized tests. The standardized test scores required by each American university are different. The top 35 schools generally require a minimum TOEFL score of 100, and schools in the 36-50 group generally require a TOEFL score of 90 or above. There are also individual schools that require a minimum TOEFL score of 80. Application materials: 1. Standardized test SAT or ACT scores 2. Language scores 3. High school transcript 4. High school diploma 5. Letter of recommendation 6. Documents 7. Activities

Graduate student application: GPA score: 3.0 or above Language scores: TOEFL 8 and IELTS 6.5+. If you don’t have the language skills, you can apply for dual admission/preparatory course. GMAT score: 650 points or above (required for business and management majors) GRE score: 310 points or above (except law majors). Background strength improves admission rate to prestigious schools: whether there is award-winning experience, internship experience in famous companies, overseas background improvement courses, etc. Application materials: Proof of enrollment in Chinese and English (currently in senior year) Language scores: TOEFL 8 and IELTS 6.5+. If you don’t have the language skills, you can apply for dual admission/preparatory course. 2. GRE score for diploma and degree certificate in Chinese and English: 310 points or above (except for law majors). 3. Chinese and English university transcripts (the higher the scores, the better schools you can apply for). 4. TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT scores. 5. Letters of recommendation. 6. Personal statement or essay.

The above information is a general requirement, but because different majors in each school will have their own special requirements, if the university needs to know more detailed application requirements, you can refer to the overseas university database (/ university-USA/?ozs=300-311). For more detailed application information according to your major, colleagues can also communicate through the Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System (/dingwei/?ozs=300-311) according to Check your own school background and academic performance and check the successful cases of past applications. In the study abroad reference system, we will see which schools the seniors and sisters in your department have gone to, which majors they have applied for, and which majors they have taken. How many language scores and other information have been obtained.

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