What materials do American graduate students need to study abroad?

Materials for studying in the United States:

1. Application forms and attachments: forms mailed to you by the university you applied for, or official forms downloaded from the Internet.

2. High school/university transcripts (in Chinese and English): High school transcripts are required for applying for undergraduate courses. All transcripts need to be stamped with the official seal of the school.

3. Certificate of academic degree (in Chinese and English): official seal of the school is required.

4. Personal academic or work resume (English).

5. Letter of recommendation (usually 3 letters): People with work experience must have at least one letter of recommendation from their work unit, preferably from your boss.

6. TOEFL and/or GRE or GMAT scores: the requirements are official scores directly sent by the American examination center. 7. Personal statement (PS) or study plan: Most schools require students to write at least one PS.

8. Proof of funds: For students without scholarships, proof of funds covering at least one year's total expenses is absolutely indispensable. Many domestic banks such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and CITIC Industrial Bank can handle this business.

9. Application fee: generally, it is 30 to 100 USD, which should be directly remitted to the school through the post office, and the application materials should not include cash.

Extended data:

Visa application process:

Submit a valid passport.

(2) Submit various documents related to the application, such as my birth certificate, marital status certificate, education certificate, work experience certificate, etc.

(3) Fill in and submit the visa application form. Different visas have different forms, most of which should be filled in foreign languages and photos should be submitted at the same time.

(4) Meeting with officials of the Embassy and Consulate of China in that country; Some countries stipulate that all immigrant applicants must be interviewed before making a decision; Some countries also require interviews to apply for non-immigrant visas.

(5) The embassy or consulate shall submit the completed visa application form and necessary supporting materials to the domestic competent authorities for examination and approval. The embassies and consulates of a few countries have the right to issue visas directly, but they still have to report to China for the record.

(6) After going to the national competent department for necessary audit; Notify the embassy or consulate in the country of the examination and approval opinions. If you agree, a visa will be issued. If you refuse, you will also inform the applicant.

(7) Pay visa fees. Generally speaking, when submitting a visa application, you must pay the fee first, and some countries only charge the fee when the visa application is successful. Generally speaking, immigrant visa fees are slightly higher and non-immigrant visa fees are slightly lower. There are also some countries and regions that are visa-free.

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