Studying abroad in communication engineering

Hello, classmates! As a university teacher, I am familiar with your question. In recent years, although it is a little more difficult to apply for universities in Europe and America, the number of engineering students applying for the same grades has obviously increased by one grade.

I used to take students majoring in communication engineering, and many of them later applied for graduate students abroad, mainly in Pennsylvania State University, new york University Poly, Cornell University, University of Michigan ann arbor, Carnegie Mellon University and so on. Of course, these universities are relatively good, and their rankings in the United States are basically around top 100. The condition for students to declare is that the credit grade point is generally above 3.5; The total score of the new TOEFL is not less than110; The new GRE score is generally not less than 260 points. If these three hard conditions can be met, it is better to have a scholarship certificate (preferably a national scholarship or a national inspirational scholarship, which is valued by foreign universities) or a science and technology competition award certificate. By the way, don't forget that a social worker or volunteer service card can also be icing on the cake! Good luck!