What do I need to prepare for studying abroad one year after graduation?

Question: I want to go abroad to study for graduate students one year after graduation, but my family's economic conditions are average, so I should be the one who applies for a scholarship. What do you need to prepare? How long does it take to prepare in advance? Which country has a better policy? Sister has a suitable university or country recommendation code. Thank you very much. Sister Guan Ting replied: Hello, I don't know what your undergraduate major is? First of all, I need to apply for foreign graduate students directly, and I have to take TOEFL or IELTS. Then choose to take GRE or GMAT according to your major, which is a prepared exam. Other documents include your college grades, diploma, degree certificate, resume, personal statement, recommendation letter, work experience certificate and so on. If you want to apply for a scholarship to reduce the financial pressure on your family, you should prepare for the above two language exams at least 1 year in advance, because it is a time-consuming process to re-register for the exams if your grades are not good. There are many universities in the United States, and there are relatively more opportunities to apply for scholarships. I don't know your major, so the school and the country won't recommend it to you for the time being. Click to enter sister Guan Ting's hotline to ask questions.