The problem of studying in northern Europe is mainly Sweden.

I am a graduate student in Sweden, and now I am in the fourth year, and I am also a working family. It's great to have an ideal to answer you.

First of all, don't feel impossible. Although the three books are mysterious, the most important thing is your own quality. You have a real knowledge base. When applying, the motivation letter clearly expresses your understanding of your professional and academic pursuit. Otherwise, even if you come, you may not be able to understand. Personally, graduate students in Sweden are not so easy to mix.

It is best to get a certificate or take part in some practice to supplement the school (in fact, other schools, such as two or three, are not much different in the eyes of foreigners except those famous schools in China). If you still have work experience, you may even have a good chance of applying for a scholarship. There is also the English IELTS, and generally 6.5 is no problem. If GPA and school have no advantages, it is a good strategy to make up for it with practice, and you still have time.

If you want to stay in your job after graduate school, there are two points. First of all, Sweden has a great demand for technical training, such as computers or nursing. It's easier to find a job, but most of them are hard to find. On the whole, the proportion of China students staying in Sweden is very small, which is also because of the second point. It's just that many jobs in Sweden need to know Swedish, and graduate school should adapt to life. In this case, it is basically unrealistic to learn Swedish well for a year or two. Personally, I feel that the proportion of accounting majors is not high. As for working in the United States, going directly from China is similar to going to Sweden. It is ridiculous to spend so much money to study in Sweden in order to work in the United States.

Sweden has 1 year and 2-year graduate students. If it is 1 year, it is risky to return to China. It's even more mysterious if it's not in a top position, such as Lund or Uppsala. Two-year graduate students are generally recognized and have advantages, but it depends on the individual.

As for your qualifications, have confidence in yourself. You still have time to work harder. To apply for Sweden, you can have four volunteers. All grades can apply.