About applying for the University of Auckland

1) The University of Auckland is indeed the best university in New Zealand. The homepage of the school website says "We are the leading university in New Zealand", which is not a casual talk ~ ~ ~

Matriculation is required to enter the University of Auckland, which is not negotiable ~ ~ ~

Requirements for matriculation:

Senior two or senior three (grade eleven or twelve);

IELTS 5.5, no less than 5.0 in any subject (you can also apply for 5.0, but you must take the preparatory course (60 weeks) first, and then take the standard course for 40 weeks);

Tuition: USD 425/week for preparatory courses and USD 65,438+08,900/year for standard courses.

Living expenses: about $ 1 1,400 per month during the study period.

2) If you don't have IELTS scores, you can go directly, and study the language for 300-425 New Zealand dollars per week for at least one year (40 weeks) to meet the IELTS score of 6.0 required for college entrance. ...

According to the average language tuition of 350$/ week, it will cost at least 1.5 million RMB ~ ~ a year. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you study languages in China, take the IELTS test, and get a score of 5.5 before going to the preparatory course ~ ~ ~

3) major choice. It's best for girls to study nursing, preschool education and landscape design, which are all majors that can immigrate after graduation to find a job. The employment situation is also quite good.

You can go to an Austrian university to study nursing, and preschool education recommends Messi. Of course it's the best garden in Lincoln ~ ~ ~

4) The first semester of New Zealand University is in February, and July is the spring semester. Only some majors accept new students;

Generally, you should apply for the school 6-8 months in advance. If you want to enter the school in July of 20 10, you should submit the application materials by the end of June of 1 year at the latest. So you should hurry up and sign up for IELTS training now, and strive for good results at the end of the year. If it really doesn't work, you have to wait until February 20 1 1 ~ ~ ~

5) Universities in New Zealand allow undergraduate students to work legally for 20 hours a week. Generally, girls with good language go to restaurants to serve food, but those with poor language will only wash dishes. Some people got jobs at gas stations. ...

The income from working is about 15-20 NZD/hour, which is basically enough for food and shelter ~ ~ ~

After finishing the preparatory course, you can directly enter the undergraduate course.