I'm going to study fine arts in the third year of high school, and I want to study in the United States to continue studying fine arts. How should I prepare?

Educational requirements

All senior high school students, high school graduates, vocational high school students, university graduates, night university students, self-taught students and other students with continuing education qualifications (all nationally recognized qualifications) can apply for undergraduate study in American universities. In addition, college students/junior college students can also apply for transfer to the United States.

College students/junior college students transfer.

For college students or junior college students studying in China, all junior college students and undergraduates studying in full-time higher education institutions or students studying in part-time adult colleges can apply for transfer to the United States. This seems incredible, but it is feasible. Every year, a large number of such customers successfully study in the United States.

In order to ensure the quality of teaching, American universities generally do not accept the transfer of senior students. Even if senior students transfer, junior students must go to the United States to study.

Considering that transfer students have been studying in China for a year or more and have taken some credits in China, it is a waste of time and money to go to the United States to repeat the courses they have studied. In view of this situation, the company's professional consultants will design a transfer plan according to the specific conditions of customers who are interested in transfer, so that the applicant's credits can be transferred to the United States to the maximum extent, which greatly shortens the applicant's study time in the United States and saves a considerable part of the study expenses.

Language requirements

The minimum language requirement for undergraduate students in American universities is that the TOEFL score should not be lower than 500 (that is, the new TOEFL score is 6 1), and some schools are not very strict with the language requirements when applying. Such schools usually give double admission to applicants with low language scores but other conditions meet the admission criteria. In other words, conditional admission is also normal admission, but the applicant has to take part in language study for a period of time after arriving at school, but this kind of study is different from the preparatory courses in other countries (all universities in the United States have no preparatory courses), the length of study depends on the applicant's progress, and the time schedule of language examination is also determined by the students according to their actual learning situation. Once the language test is passed, the applicant will be automatically transferred to the application department.

Master's application conditions

Educational requirements

All students with bachelor's degrees, university graduates, night university students, self-taught students and students with other continuing education qualifications (all recognized by the state) can apply for master's degrees in American universities.

However, it is best for college students to apply for a master's degree with good work background and experience or good research experience.

Language requirements

The minimum language requirement for master students in most universities in the United States is that the TOEFL score is not less than 550 (that is, the new TOEFL score is 80), and some schools have slightly lower language scores.

Requirements of GRE and GMAT

American universities have no rigid requirements for GRE and GMAT scores, but only require applicants to provide scores to help them understand their level. Not all majors are required to show GRE scores. Applicants without GRE scores can consider applying for majors without GRE scores, but the range of schools they can choose will be relatively small. Students applying for business need GMAT scores, but business majors in some American schools accept GRE scores. So for those students who apply for business and other majors at the same time, they only need to take the GRE, not both.

Doctoral application conditions

Academic qualifications and academic requirements

Any student with a bachelor's degree or a master's degree can apply for a doctorate from an American university.

If the undergraduate directly applies for a doctorate, the requirements for the applicant will be more stringent. Applicants must have sufficient research experience and background and outstanding performance in the professional field, and have completed many courses at the master's stage, which is what we usually call equivalent academic ability.

Similarly, applying for a doctorate from a master's degree also requires research experience and professional writings.

Language requirements

The minimum language requirement for doctoral applicants in most universities in the United States is that TOEFL is not less than 550 (new TOEFL 80).

Requirements of GRE and GMAT

Different from applying for a master's degree, doctoral applicants must show GRE or GMAT scores, which play a considerable role in the application. Some universities have strict regulations on GRE or GMAT scores of doctoral applicants.

I hope this helps.