What are the requirements for studying abroad?

Score requirements for studying abroad

1. College Entrance Examination scores: Domestic students can apply to study abroad based on their College Entrance Examination scores. For example, Australian universities generally accept Chinese College Entrance Examination scores for undergraduate applications (except for the University of Mexico). The average score is required to reach 60% and above. If you reach 80% and above, you can apply to Australia's top universities (G8). There are only a few higher education institutions in the UK that accept college entrance examination scores, and the only ones in the top 100 are the University of Cambridge and the University of Birmingham, both of which have relatively high application requirements.

2. High school scores: Students who have not taken the college entrance examination can apply to study abroad based on their high school scores. For example, applying to the University of Mexico requires an average score of 85 or above. You cannot directly apply for a British undergraduate program with three years of high school results. You need to apply for an undergraduate preparatory program first, and then proceed to an undergraduate program after completing the preparatory program.

3. Undergraduate results: Domestic first-year undergraduate students can apply for undergraduate programs in the UK or Australia based on their freshman results. Some require completion of the first 2 years of undergraduate studies before they can apply for first-year undergraduate programs, such as the University of Birmingham. In addition, students from 211/985 colleges have an advantage over students from double non-schools when applying. The former requires an average score of 80 points, while the latter may need an average score of 85 or above to have a chance to be admitted.

Language requirements for studying abroad

The minimum IELTS requirement is 6.0. The top 100 universities generally require IELTS 6.5 and above. Some majors such as education, medicine, law, and translation require IELTS 7.0 and above. , single item is higher.

Study Abroad Positioning Assessment

There are many cases of students applying to study abroad with various conditions and backgrounds in the Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System (picture below). You can use the Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System: /dingwei/?ozs =300-311 (copy to browser and open) for school selection, positioning and reference.