How to choose the immigration route for graduate study in Guangzhou

If you haven't figured out the next road in junior year, it can be said that it is quite urgent. Try to give you some advice:

1 is the first in the country. Since I study finance, according to normal logic, I should go to the country with the widest financial strength and application prospects. I think the first choice for most people is America. Canada can also consider it. After all, it is an immigrant country. However, at least from the recent news, the exchange rate of RMB and the future application prospect, there should not be many people who want to go to Australia unless you have any special circumstances.

My English level is not too high. There's nothing to say about this. practice TOEFL or IELTS plus GMAT, TOEFL or IELTS, find yourself a more suitable test area. I won't say much about the difference between the two. Ask me if you want to know.

However, compared with the specific examination and the choice of the country, I think you lack a procedural plan. Please note that the following points are all done at the same time.

First of all, you said your grades were ok. So if it's just "ok", it's not enough, or maybe you're modest, hehe. Because if you know that finance is the most competitive major among American business masters, you will know the value of a very good GPA for an application. I don't have the data here to prove "the fiercest". But judging from the applicants I contacted, MSF far exceeds the applications of other business majors. Because the absolute mainstream of American business is MBA, which is also available in every school, and for international students who don't have much work experience, they can compete for pure masters in finance, accounting, marketing and logistics. So just from the domestic perspective, many majors such as marketing, international trade, finance, mathematics, etc. are willing to go to finance, and the application of accounting is not as hot as finance. After all, it has higher requirements for applying for professional degrees than finance. I said so much to warn the importance of GPA.

Secondly, what you should do now, besides ensuring your GPA in a macro way, is equally important for GT. I don't know how your foreign language foundation is. If you haven't started reviewing GT, then the time is not optimistic. Yes, by the way, the G here refers to GMAT, if you apply for MSF. These two exams account for less than one year of your application, and your application should have been submitted by this time next year. I won't say more about the specific content of GT review. I'll give you a basic index, 700, 100, which is a relatively safe score for applying for a highly competitive major like MSF. By June 5438+ 10 next year, your basic GT score should come out. If the results were not satisfactory at that time, then take the exam according to the specific application time of the school.

Third, besides GT and GPA, what else can you do in your limited leisure time? That's the professional experience that Americans value. This professional experience can be said in many ways, so I will mention a few key words. A: Internship B: Campus activities C: Academic background, etc. There will be other ways, but the core is to find something that is related to MSF and has strength to do. Because you don't have enough time, how to make good use of time is an important factor.

Once again, adjust your mentality, the battle has begun ... hehe, it's a bit serious.

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.

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