20 17 how difficult is it to apply after Britain leaves the EU?

The difficulty of application has generally increased.

/kloc-Britain left the EU in 0/6: 17 The trend of studying in the UK will be explained in detail, studying in the UK and studying in the UK. 20 16, Britain leaves the European union, Cameron resigns, and Yimei, the "teacher of extinction", succeeds. More and more parents and students are concerned about whether these changes in Britain will have an impact on China students. The following is a detailed interpretation of the new trend of studying in the UK on 20 17.

Trend 1: It is easier to study in the UK.

According to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, there are nearly 65.438+0.2 million non-EU students studying in Britain, and their contribution to the British economy is about 65.438+0 billion pounds. Among the nearly10.2 million non-EU students, 80,000 are from China, which means that the largest group of British universities receiving funds are China students. Therefore, many British universities are very willing to attract more outstanding China students. In addition, after Britain left the European Union, the exchange rate of the pound plummeted, which greatly reduced the cost of studying in China. The high cost of studying abroad is no longer an obstacle to studying in Britain.

Trend 2: China students will have more employment opportunities in the UK.

After the Brexit, it may be difficult for international students from EU countries to enjoy the good treatment from Britain as in the past. Many international students from EU countries will choose to leave Britain and go back to work, which will provide more job opportunities for international students from China.

Trend 3: Planning in advance for studying abroad.

More and more British universities are opening their doors to China students, and the drop in the pound after Britain left the EU has attracted more and more parents and students to target countries for studying in the UK. These two factors have led to more and more fierce competition among famous universities in Britain. Many parents and students have started to customize the application plan one and a half years or even two years in advance, and students are constantly improving their hardware conditions while preparing the application materials. Business students not only study hard to meet the professional performance requirements of British schools, but also spend more time studying IELTS. In addition, business students are also actively preparing for GMAT, in order to comprehensively enhance their core competitiveness and increase the weight of successful application.

Trend 4: Studying abroad is younger.

Statistics from the Cultural Exchange Office of the British Embassy show that the number of applicants for undergraduate and secondary schools in the UK has increased rapidly in recent years, including nearly 3,000 China students studying in British boarding schools. Going to the UK to study in secondary schools and undergraduate courses can not only achieve academic results, but also learn to be independent and more assertive earlier. For parents, parents hope that their children can have a better language environment, a higher proportion of opportunities to enter famous British schools, and at the same time, they can free their children from the pressure of China's college entrance examination.

Trend 5: diversification of main choices

Business major is a popular choice for China students to study in Britain, which once made nearly half of China students in British universities. Now, students are no longer limited to some popular accounting, finance, management and other majors, but more students focus on engineering technology, social humanities and other majors with broad employment prospects. I believe that in the near future, the choice of overseas students in China will become more and more diversified, and the dominant position of business majors will gradually change.