Common ways for high school students to apply for undergraduate studies in Russia

# study abroad # Introduction High school students who want to apply for undergraduate study abroad in Russia, how can they apply? The following are common ways for high school students to apply for undergraduate study abroad in Russia. Welcome to read and reference!

1. Common ways for high school students to apply for undergraduate studies in Russia

1. Students with Russian language proficiency and have obtained a high school diploma;

Application requirements: only Russian language proficiency is required If you meet the school's requirements, you can directly enter the freshman course.

Advantages: Applying for direct admission to Russian universities in September every year can save one year of Russian preparatory study time and complete 4 years of Russian university undergraduate courses.

2. Russian University Preparatory Course Undergraduate Course

Suitable targets: high school graduates with no Russian language foundation and strong self-control, second-year high school students based on their academic proficiency examination, and technical secondary vocational high school students.

Advantages: Russian university preparatory courses are generally in the Russian Department. Students are taught by experienced teachers in the Russian Department. They are suitable for some basic Russian students. There are many preparatory courses, ranging from half a year to one and a half years, but the most important courses are One year preparatory course.

Note: If you go abroad directly to study language preparatory courses, students must adapt to overseas study and life. Russian speaking and listening may not be adaptable.

3. Domestic university Russian preparatory courses for undergraduate courses

Suitable targets: high school graduates without Russian language foundation, sophomore high school students based on the academic proficiency test, and technical secondary vocational high school students can apply.

Advantages: The domestic preparatory courses are complete, providing language training and school application services for students who want to study in Russia, and are more suitable for domestic students. Chinese-Russian bilingual teaching is conducted by Chinese and foreign teachers according to different learning stages. The schooling period lasts from half a year to one year. You can learn authentic Russian without going abroad.

2. Recommended majors for studying in Russia

1. Economic majors

As the relationship between China and Russia becomes increasingly close, China has become Russia’s largest Trading partners, this also provides ample room for students studying economics majors in Russia. Russia's current foreign trade business has expanded to Southeast Asia, Africa and South America. If students studying international trade can speak both Russian and English, you will become a sought-after talent in those countries.

2. Russian language related majors

Influenced by the national One Belt, One Road concept and the comprehensive cooperation between China and Russia, the demand for Russian talents has increased rapidly. in recent years. In some cases, Russian translations are really hard to find and the gaps are huge. Although the Russian major is conservative, it is also the safest choice. Generally speaking, people who choose the Russian major either choose the Russian major at domestic undergraduate Russian departments at public expense or at their own expense, or they have a strong interest in Russian and decide to engage in Russian in the future. Classmates at work.

3. Aerospace and Petroleum Majors

Russia’s achievements in the aerospace field have attracted world attention. From the launch of the first artificial satellite to the present, Russia has made great contributions to the world’s aerospace industry. A very huge contribution, and the petroleum major is also very developed. Russia has many aerospace universities and petroleum universities, and all schools are open to Chinese students.

4. Clinical Medicine Major

The world-famous Pavlov Medical College also recruits Chinese students. After graduating from a Russian medical school, you can obtain a medical qualification certificate recognized by the world, and students can go to work around the world and open clinics to engage in medical work.

3. Application materials to be prepared for studying in Russia

1. Early application period

St. Petersburg University, Moscow State University, St. John's University of Science and Technology, Holy Light Machinery, Russian Normal University, Tutoring University Musk State University and other institutions:

Scanned page of passport homepage valid for more than 1.5 years (color, clear, size close to 1M)

Repin Academy of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg State Conservatory of Music, Pavlov State Medical University:

Scanned page of the first page of a passport valid for more than 1.5 years (color, clear, nearly 1M in size)

Repin and Shengyin need works

Pavlov Medical University requires that the examination scores include biology and chemistry (required).

2. Submit materials after arriving at school

Students need to provide the following documents after arriving at school:

1. Passport

2. Immigration Card (issued by customs)

3. High school students: graduation certificate, general examination results (with the official seal of the Provincial Education Examination Agency), the original three-year transcript (currently only Repin requires it) and its Russian notarization double certification.

4. Undergraduate students: original graduation certificate, degree certificate, transcript (with official seal of the university) and their Russian notarization double certification.

Because the relevant Russian accreditation agencies are very strict in checking the materials of Chinese undergraduates, junior students cannot use their senior year to study preparatory courses in Russia, otherwise there will be great risks in entering the department in the future.

Medical universities and professional art colleges do not recommend that students finish their senior high school entrance examination and go to preparatory courses in their senior year of high school.

3. If you are a sophomore in high school, please provide the complete original high school diploma, college entrance examination results, three-year transcripts and their Russian notarized double certification

4. If the student is a Russian undergraduate student and wants to study directly For first-year master's students, a Russian language proficiency certificate is also required (currently only St. Petersburg University explicitly requires a Russian language level two certificate).

IV. Visa materials

1. Original passport

2. Original invitation letter

3. Original AIDS inspection (in 3

4.2 color photos with white background

5. Original and repeated copies of ID card

4. Application requirements for studying in Russia

　1. Russian language requirements

If your Russian language proficiency is good enough, you can take the official Russian language proficiency test. As long as you can successfully pass the first level exam, you can directly apply for admission.

If you cannot pass the professional exam, you need to go to Russia to study preparatory courses for one or one and a half years. After learning the language well, you can take the entrance exam of the target school.

2. Educational requirements

There are no particularly strict requirements for applicants’ academic qualifications. As long as you can complete a stage of study qualifiedly and can produce relevant certificates.

High school students can submit applications. Regardless of whether you are a current student or a graduate, as long as you have completed your second year of high school and can show proof of enrollment or graduation certificate, you can apply. However, in this case, you must first study preparatory courses. .

College students and self-study students can also apply, but they need to take the entrance examination of the college they are applying for before entering university. Only after passing the test can they enter formal study.

3. Document requirements

Regarding the preparation of documents, it can be divided into two different directions according to different majors, one is other majors and the other is art majors.

When submitting application materials for studying abroad, general majors need to prepare two major categories: personal statements and letters of recommendation. A personal statement is written by yourself, outlining your basic situation, and then expressing your understanding of the major.

The recommendation letter is written by the recommender to show what kind of image the applicant is from the perspective of others, and the applicant's social relationship can also be seen through the identity of the recommender.

As for art majors, in addition to preparing the above materials, they also need to focus on preparing a portfolio. The portfolio is an important carrier to show your professional level. If you want to better showcase yourself ability, you must carefully prepare your portfolio.