Questions about studying in Switzerland and Australia

Category: Foreign Languages/Going Abroad>> Studying Abroad

Problem description:

I am a college student who has just entered my sophomore year, majoring in tourism management, and I want to study abroad after graduation. Study a master's degree in hotel management in Switzerland or Australia. ． First of all, my university is average (provincial key). Secondly, my grades in my freshman year were not very good. I heard that studying abroad places great emphasis on grades, so will it have any impact? The third thing I want to ask is how much money do I need to prepare to go to those two countries? (I plan to work for a few years before taking the exam and save enough money) Fourth, what should I prepare for the exam? I hope you can give me a clear answer. ． ． ． Good answers will give you lots of points. ．

Analysis:

I happened to study tourism management recently. If you don’t want to return to China, I advise you to study for an undergraduate degree. After all, there is a big gap between what you learn in three years and what you learn in one year. I know a friend who went to Australia to study for an undergraduate degree after his second year in college.

Studying this program does not place much emphasis on your usual grades, but your English must be good, and IELTS must be at least 6, and the general requirement is 6.5. After all, this industry involves dealing with people, so the language requirements are certainly not low.

Switzerland is very expensive, about 300,000 per year. Australia costs about 200,000 per year. Postgraduate students in hotel management can study in Australia for 1 year or 1.5 years, but the extra points for immigration are about 50 points. It is difficult to immigrate just by studying this. Moreover, Australian hotel management graduate students are not paid even for internships, and it is estimated to be at least 250,000 for a casual study.

Just prepare for the IELTS test. Don't prepare for TOEFL. Generally, schools that apply for TOEFL will ask you to provide GRE.

In addition, I would like to sincerely advise you that if you need to earn a few years of money before going abroad, I don’t think it’s interesting. By the time you earn 300,000, you will be old.