What are the requirements for studying abroad for a doctorate?

The requirements for studying for a doctorate abroad include GPA, gre, gmat, Lsat, MCAT and TOEFL, certain research ability, academic qualifications and language conditions.

1, GPA score: to apply for going to the UK, the domestic master's degree should be above 3.3 (corresponding to 80 points), and the general GPA for applying to G5 colleges should be above 3.5 (corresponding to 85 points). If you are a British undergraduate, you need to obtain a second-class degree or above at the undergraduate level, and you must reach Merit at the master's level.

2.gre, gmat, Lsat, MCAT, TOEFL scores: GMAT is used to apply for a business school in the United States, LSAT is used to apply for a doctorate in law in the United States, and MCAT is used to apply for a medical school in the United States. Each college has different requirements for students' grades, and generally needs to exceed the minimum admission score 10.

3. Certain research ability: Applicants must have strong independent research ability. At the same time, the applicant is required to have more than two years of professional work experience.

4. Education requirements: To apply for doctoral study abroad, you need to obtain a master's degree. If the undergraduate directly applies for a doctorate, the applicant must have sufficient research experience and background and have outstanding performance in the professional field, and complete many courses at the master's stage. Similarly, applying for a doctorate from a master's degree also requires research experience and professional writings.

5. Language conditions: The minimum language requirements for doctoral students in most American universities are TOEFL no less than 550 (new TOEFL 80) and IELTS 6.5 -7.0 or above. In the doctoral application stage, IELTS 6.5 and above are the general requirements of science and engineering, and 7 and above are the general requirements of liberal arts.