Why can poor students in China go to famous universities in Australia?

After reading the answers, every answer is to the point. Many schools in Australia are famous schools with high rankings, but it should be noted that even the best schools have very good majors. The University of Sydney ranks high, right? If you hear who goes to the University of Sydney to study medicine or some technical subjects, he is very good. But the international students we meet every day are all majoring in business, such as accounting, international business, MBA and so on. These majors are originally income-generating disciplines of various schools. There is a high probability that there is not even a ghost in the class, and even the teacher is either Indian, Korean or directly from China. If you have enough money, just find an intermediary, and basically you can apply for conditional admission, provided that you have passed IELTS. Of course, I'm not afraid of failure. Go first, and then pay for the language class.

In short, the quality of education in Australian universities is actually very high, ranking first in the world, but undergraduate medical biology is the strongest, followed by doctors, undergraduate engineering disciplines and undergraduate general disciplines. Graduate students are basically parallel imports, and business graduate students are at home.

I think this may be a misunderstanding.

It is still difficult to go to a famous school in Australia.

First of all, 1 is a language, that is, you must have a certain language score, and all of them have language score requirements. If you can't meet this requirement, you still can't be admitted.

So there are many IELTS tests in China, which means that if you don't get IELTS scores, you can't go to this school.

Of course, there are also some students who go to language classes. We should know that we have to get grades in language classes, and then we have to pass the exam in the end. Therefore, it would be a joke if all the poor students in China could go to famous schools in Australia.

For example, there is a school in Australia called the University of Western Australia. The ranking can be within the world 100. No more than 10 China can rank within 100 of the world. It's not easy to go to such a university.

This really needs grades and money.

You'd better go to the school yourself and come to a conclusion!

You have to try to see how bad your English is and how bad it is to get a degree in other subjects. You have to try how much money your family needs to prepare, or how much work you need to do to finish your studies.

Finally, don't say you can't. Lack of money at home. If you don't work, your parents are not working hard enough. If you are already working, you are not working hard enough.

Don't say you don't want to go. I don't see you drawing any conclusions. Even worse, send your conclusion in the form of a question and answer!

The reason why a famous school is called a famous school is not to train top students into adults, but to train poor students into adults. The foreign education mechanism is lenient in entry and strict in exit, and the entry threshold is very low, and all those who come out are definitely available talents. And if you are really stupid and don't work hard, you won't graduate at all. Famous foreign universities, including and not only Australia, have the confidence to train poor students into talents and the courage to let you drop out of school forever, so all kinds of students accept it. Poor students in China are considered top students among foreign students who can't analyze geometry after graduating from high school, but most of them are almost drunk after graduation.

There is no hearsay.

My child is an undergraduate in China and is also a university of 2 1 1. After graduation, I applied for graduate students majoring in engineering at the University of Melbourne with a four-year average score of 86.5, with an IELTS score of 6.5 and a schooling of 2.5 years. After graduation, I will continue to apply for a great doctorate. The requirement for international students is that the average score of graduate students is not less than 85, which is very strict. Australian native students who also apply for Ph.D. only need 80 points, eight of the ten places are reserved for themselves, and only two places are reserved for international students. The competition is fierce. Because this is a three-year full scholarship degree, and there is an annual living allowance of 30 thousand yuan. The top 5% of graduate students' good grades are not enough to apply for qualification. International students must basically be in the top three of their major, and they also need a certain degree of thesis quality and tutor's approval at the postgraduate stage. Foreign tutors will not be as accommodating and accepting students as we are in China.

This is my own children's learning experience. There is still a certain threshold for applying for admission to a good school in Australia. After entering, it is not easy to get into the exam without studying hard. If I fail a course, it will cost about 20 thousand, which is time-consuming and expensive.

As for the language test, it is easier to take the PTE computer test in Australia than the IELTS test in China. It is not difficult for China students to have a special training institution and a very practical exam. For students in China, it often explodes eight or even nine times.

As the younger brother of American minions, Australia often nags, but Australians know one thing clearly, and they can't do without China. Therefore, when it comes to words and deeds, China-Australia relations will win if they are opposed, but if they are opposed, they will definitely be hurt. As an ordinary person, I hope China-Australia cooperation will be happy, but I really can't manage those tall problems. We just want our children to live a better life and not be labeled as slaves at a young age.

If you go to Australia with ordinary college entrance examination results, you must reach at least one line. If you are an international candidate, the TOEFL score is at least 90, and there are other standardized scores, which are easier than the domestic 985,265,438+065,438+0, but definitely not all poor students can be admitted casually. What is a poor student? Maybe he just doesn't adapt to domestic education.

Actually, I want to correct everyone's thinking on this issue. First of all, the entry threshold for universities in Australia is relatively low, and it will be easier for international students to enter the school except for their English scores (with the professional study assistance of Global New Oriental).

Secondly, the professional gold content of different schools is different. For example, the accounting major of Macquarie University in Sydney is called Niu. But if you take a marketing course at the University of Sydney, you will have a lot of water. Last but not least. Australian universities are typical of combining leniency with severity. Being admitted to a good university may not lead to a smooth graduation. After studying abroad for many years, I have seen that most of them transfer or drop out of school or change their majors.

So back to this question, it is not difficult to get into a good university in Australia, which is much easier than the last 2 1 1 in China. But whether you can graduate is another matter.

I especially want to know what is the standard of so-called poor students in everyone's eyes? Many people say that people who are not good at learning go abroad! In China, all capable children go to school. I am a mother and have been studying abroad for ten years. I want to share some ideas with you:

First of all, every child is a seed. If it is put in the right place, it can grow into a towering tree. Therefore, if we love children, if we respect others, we should try not to "judge top students or poor students by their scores", which is unfair to children. After all, children grow up differently in different environments.

My understanding of this first came from a child I sent abroad ten years ago. Physical education students, the total score of the college entrance examination is only 300, of which English is more than 20 points. There is no opportunity for him to receive education in China, and everyone is not optimistic. His parents finally chose to send him abroad. Four or five years later, the child graduated from the top 400 universities in the world (compared with the key universities in China (985/2 1 1), finally found a satisfactory job and started a different life. Therefore, different cases have strengthened my feeling that every child is a seed and can grow into a towering tree if placed in the right place.

Secondly, it is not that all poor students have gone to Australia or all poor students have gone abroad, but more and more parents have chosen to give their children better educational choices. The proportion of students studying abroad in 985 universities such as Tsinghua and Peking University is higher than that of ordinary undergraduate students, and it is much higher. The reason is for better choice, better vision, better knowledge, better job search, better working life, and better conditions for raising children and preventing old age. This is of course based on my first feeling.

Lawrence Wang, whose Tencent video is very popular recently, is the best debater and the best resume. Let's take a look at his resume: offer from Oxford, England and Stanford, USA, background, exchange student from Beijing Normal University (top 50 in the world), TEM-8 English major (English level), passing the judicial examination, the best debater and mock trial in Britain, excellent graduation thesis, etc. (learning ability and experience). So it makes no difference to go abroad, with different ideas and different choices.

Finally, talk about Australian education. If the funds can keep up, many children can't adapt to the domestic competition system, such as junior high school and junior high school. Parents send their children to Australia to attend primary and secondary schools. The annual tuition fee is 50,000 to 60,000, and there are many courses to choose from. The so-called domestic art tutoring for children is dozens of courses in Australian schools: musical instruments, dance, painting, roller skating, horse riding, golf, fashion design, computer science and so on. It is good for parents to work with peace of mind after handing over their children to school, and the pressure on children to go to school is not great. I believe many parents are willing to choose, at least compared with those parents in China who have to help their children with their lessons after work and enroll their children in various remedial classes. In fact, many parents are willing to choose the Australian primary and secondary school model. Let's talk about the trajectory of the college entrance examination. If the child gets a good "score" of about 300 points, parents choose to give up the four-year undergraduate course in domestic ordinary schools, and choose to let their children study the 3-4-year undergraduate course and the 4-5-year master planning course in Australian universities. I don't think we should question it. After all, compared with four or five years of undergraduate and two or three years of graduate students in China, children can save two or three years to complete master's courses. I think many parents and children themselves are willing to learn as soon as possible. Finally, talk about the Australian Master. The longest educational system is 1 year, and most of them are 1.5 years and 2 years. Combined with employment practice, why should parents and children give up the domestic postgraduate entrance examination and choose overseas to study for a master's degree without taking an exam? I think this is a very wise choice. Let me talk about the admission criteria of Australian schools. Ordinary undergraduate course promoted to master's degree of Melbourne University. Business and other majors require a college score of 90 points, and some even require students from 985, 2 1 1 schools in China. Domestic undergraduate students require more than 87 points, IELTS 7 points and so on. Is this a low standard? Students or parents who were questioned that "all poor students go to Australia to study", how did you do in college that year? Of course, many students choose to study in Australia in order to reduce the burden on their families, such as Australia's high scholarships, such as legal part-time benefits, such as legal job opportunities after graduation; Of course, many parents and students choose Australia for other reasons. At present, Australia is a country with good immigrant welfare, such as the only international student protection law in the world, such as career planning combining study with career, such as campus elite website to assist employment. ...

So many times, it is good to judge by yourself, respect children and respect yourself. After all, there are thousands of roads to success, just choose different ones. I hope my sharing can help everyone, and please be merciful if you say something bad. After all, the mother of my child, a woman who has been working for ten years, still needs to devote time and energy to serving children and students. May all children learn to contribute to the motherland.

It is a truth that poor international students can go to Tsinghua, and Australian schools are not famous schools.

University of Melbourne, Australia (a world-renowned university) does not recognize the Chinese college entrance examination. In addition, you really need money and you don't know the language. In addition, if you can get into Tsinghua and Peking University, then you can't be called a poor student, because both Tsinghua and Peking University rank very high in the world. Otherwise, your grades are completely different from those of an ordinary university in a second-tier city. If you take the exam in Ningxia, your score will be taken care of by 100-200! In China, the results are also relative. A student with more than 600 points and a department with more than 400 points went to a university. Can a student with more than 400 points be called a poor student? So don't call others poor students! You know we China people are modest and studious! If you are not in Tsinghua Peking University, you are not qualified to call others poor students!