Can I apply directly to Australian universities with ACT scores? What about the top eight in Australia? Do you still need to study for the Australian University Foundation?

Australian national university preparatory course

Australian National University, founded in 1946, is the only truly national university in Australia. Australian national universities have always been in a leading position in academic circles, and have been listed as the top universities in Australia by Asia Weekly. Students can get along with international students from more than 70 countries after entering the preparatory course. When students successfully complete the preparatory courses and meet the academic and English requirements of undergraduate courses, the national university will ensure that each student enters the selected bachelor's degree courses.

Preparatory course setting and admission requirements: IELTS score should reach 5.5, and the average score of senior three should reach 80%;

Courses offered: engineering or computer science, life science, business, literature, law, art, music, etc.

Melbourne university preparatory course

University of Melbourne was founded in 1853. It is the second oldest university in Australia and the first member of the eight major league universities. It is recognized as one of the most outstanding research universities in Australia. The University of Mexico has established long-term and stable cooperative relations with internationally renowned multinational enterprises and government departments, and the employment rate of students ranks among the top ten in the world. Melbourne University Foundation Course is offered by Trinity College. More than 80% of the students who graduate from Trinity College every year are transferred to the University of Mexico for further study.

Preparatory course setting and entrance requirements: IELTS 6.0, reading and writing items not less than 5.5; Graduated from high school

Courses offered: accounting, biology, chemistry, economics, environment and development, media studies, psychology, etc.