What exams do you need to pass to study abroad?

IELTS, or IELTS, is called the International English Language Testing System. The "communication-oriented" IELTS test is an international test to comprehensively assess English proficiency from four aspects: listening, speaking, reading and writing, which can accurately assess candidates' English language proficiency in a three-dimensional, comprehensive way. IELTS registration is open all year round. You can register after the test date is announced, and the latest registration time is two weeks before the test. Candidates can choose any test center in the country according to their own situation, regardless of geographical restrictions. The total score of IELTS test is 9, and the validity period is usually 2 years.

TOEFL, or TOEFL, is called the test of English as a foreign language. It is an exam with American cultural background developed by ETS in the United States, with a total score of 120. It is divided into four parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing, with a perfect score of 30 for each part, and the TOEFL score is valid for 2 years. The vast majority of applicants applying for universities or research institutes in North America need to provide TOEFL scores, which have a great influence on the application results, because TOEFL scores can directly reflect the applicant's English level and overseas communication level. If the TOEFL score is too poor (below 80), it will not only cause students learning difficulties in pure English environment, but also face many troubles in daily life because of language communication obstacles.

Second, the Graduate Entrance Examination (GRE)

GRE, the full name of which is GraduateRecordExamination, is translated from Chinese into the American Postgraduate Entrance Examination, developed by ETS in the United States, and is suitable for postgraduate applications of all majors except law and business. In other words, except for law and business, most graduate applications need to submit GRE test scores.

The American Graduate Entrance Examination (GRE) is the most important examination for studying abroad as a master or doctor.

Third, the Graduate Management Entrance Examination (GMAT)

GMAT, full name of graduate management education mission test, translated into Chinese is the entrance examination for graduate management. Developed by ETS in the United States, suitable for business applicants. The GMAT test is divided into three parts: Chinese, mathematics and composition, with full marks of 400 for Chinese and mathematics and 6 for composition.

GMAT is mainly used to evaluate whether an applicant is qualified to continue studying business administration. GMAT test should not only test the applicant's English language ability and mathematical thinking ability, but also test his psychological reaction, logical thinking and ability to solve practical problems. Most schools have no specific requirements for GMAT scores, but many years of application guidance experience tells us that having a higher GMAT score will have more opportunities to be favored by prestigious schools.

Fourthly, the Academic Assessment Test (SAT)

The full name of SAT is ScholasticAssessmentTest, which is translated into Chinese as scholastic assessment test. It is the "college entrance examination" in the United States, and its score is an important reference for high school students all over the world to apply for undergraduate study opportunities and obtain scholarships from famous American universities. SAT is divided into two parts, namely SATI (Inference Test) and SATII (Special Test). For the vast number of domestic applicants, SATI scores are necessary. If you still have SATI score, you can increase the competitiveness of the applicant.

Advanced course of verb (abbreviation of verb)

A-level is also called the college entrance examination course for British students, and many countries have designed their own high school education systems based on the British A-Level course. At present, there are three examination bureaus, namely, the International Assessment Department of Cambridge University, Pearson Teaching Assistant and Oxford AQA, which promote this course in China. Offering A-Level courses in China aims to provide China students with an effective way to enter foreign universities. The specific objectives are: to train students with excellent grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter the world's top universities; Cultivate students with moderate grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter world-class universities; Cultivate students with average grades in junior and senior high schools in China to be admitted to universities that suit them.

You can enter all universities in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Africa and other countries with an A-Level certificate. At the same time, Canadian universities such as the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, McGill University, Queen's University, the University of Western Ontario, Lawrence University, Montessori University and Trent University also support the admission of A-Level certificate students. Some top universities in the United States need SAT scores, but some universities accept A-level scores.

Intransitive verb AP course

AP course is a tutorial for many AP exam subjects. At present, it mainly includes calculus AB (calculus AB), calculus BC (calculus BC), statistics (physics B), macroeconomics (macroeconomics) and microeconomics (microeconomics). AP is the abbreviation of Advanced Placement, and Chinese is generally translated into American college preparatory course and American college preparatory course. Refers to university courses provided by university committees and taught in high schools. American high school students can take these courses, take AP exams after completing the courses, and get college credits after obtaining certain results. Generally, it costs thousands of dollars to attend college courses, while it costs only 92 dollars to take AP exams. Therefore, taking AP course can not only show students' ability, but also save money.

At present, nearly 3,600 universities in more than 40 countries have recognized AP credits as their admission reference standards and the university credits increased for candidates, including Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College and other world-renowned universities.

Seven. international baccalaureate diploma programme

IB is an International Bachelor's Degree Organization (IBO), which offers courses from kindergarten to pre-university for students all over the world, and provides intellectual, emotional, personal development and social skills education for students aged 3- 19, so that they can acquire the ability to study, work and survive in the world. Founded in 1968, IBO has cooperated with 28 15 schools in 138 countries, with more than 770,000 students. Together with A-level, VCE and other courses, it is called the world's four major high school curriculum systems.

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