College students apply for studying in the United States.

First of all, you haven't graduated. The best way is to go directly to the United States after graduation, so as to transfer your domestic credits to American universities. 20 1 1 It's time to apply in autumn. However, the premise is that you must remember to take the TOEFL. Without a good exam result as a guarantee, nothing can be guaranteed, including schools and visas.

Secondly, the application of American universities can be considered from two aspects.

First, compared with other countries. American universities are much more miserable than those in Australia, Britain and New Zealand. Because the United States is more difficult than some other countries in terms of students' examination requirements, preparation of application materials and preparation of funds.

Second, in the United States. Because there are too many universities in America, as many as thousands. Then if you just want to go, it's naturally not difficult, and you can go without taking a language test. But top schools like Harvard and Princeton are naturally beyond the reach of ordinary people. It can only be said according to the specific situation.

However, on the whole, the difficulty in the United States is directly proportional to the quality of schools. The greater the efforts made in the right way in the early stage, the better the result will be. This principle applies everywhere.

Thirdly, there is no connection between CET-4 and TOEFL, and their examination methods and emphases are different. I don't think you need to lose heart. Many domestic high school students who go out to study can take the TOEFL. No matter how poor your English is, I believe you can reach the average level of high school students. However, as I said just now, the higher the requirements of a good school for TOEFL, then you must review your foreign language well later, otherwise it will be nothing.

Again, having relatives in the United States will not help you, especially when applying for a visa. You must never let the visa officer know that you have relatives in the United States, especially when they support you directly through their brokers. Because American visa officers must first rule out whether you have the motivation to immigrate.

Finally, if the TOEFL score is not enough, some schools offer conditional admission (note that it is not a double admission, which is very different). Schools can't be bad, and good schools are also eligible for admission. Of course, the water school will definitely provide conditional admission and double admission. This should be analyzed in detail.

Well, that's all. It should help you. If you have any questions about studying in the United States, you can leave me a message or chat online. /willwill 19/home MySpace

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