When did Canada's master's and doctoral students study abroad? Can I apply now?

Canada is the easiest country to immigrate. If he has the talent to study abroad, he will basically get a master's degree. Immigration policy is easy to get in that country. This policy should have been issued a long time ago, at least in the 1990s.

Generally speaking, application materials for studying abroad, whether in Europe or North America, include application forms, application documents and so on. A complete set of application materials for studying abroad should include:

(1) application form.

Some schools attach scholarship application forms or department application forms, and some are in duplicate. There are many places in the application form to be capitalized, so pay attention when filling it out. Generally, in addition to personal basic information, there are some entrepreneurial time, so write the admission time. Is it the first time to apply, where you are a citizen, and do you want money (of course! ), can you come to some schools with no money and ask what direction you want to focus on? The application form can also be filled in ACOBAT, especially downloaded, which is very convenient to fill in and print out, and also saves the effort of rewriting because of mistakes.

(2) application fee.

There are three ways to pay the application fee. One way is to pay by credit card, usually at the end of online application. Of course, some people, like BRANDEIS and RUTGERS, can fill in the number and expiration date of the credit card when applying for a thesis and send it to the school for deduction. Another way is to make a draft. Personally, if you can pay by credit card, don't do it because there are transaction costs. China Bank 22 yuan/Zhang.

(3) Letter of recommendation.

Basically, schools in the United States have their own recommendation forms, which is also the most troublesome problem for applicants. Is nothing more than:

1, it's annoying to find a teacher to write a recommendation letter, and I have to fill out a recommendation form.

2. The school for application has not been determined yet, and the teacher has to fill it out several times.

For the problem of 1, I think the best solution is to find a good teacher, explain the situation to him and let him authorize you to write, which is also the best solution; Prepare 4-5 recommendation forms for him to write, let him have the impression of recommending you, and then ask other G's in the dormitory to help fill in other recommendation forms. Your teacher can't remember which schools you were recommended to go to, can she? This move is also; I really can't help it. The teacher is too strict. You must choose the school you apply for most and let him write. Not too much, of course. He'll get bored.

Regarding question 2, I think any well-thought-out applicant should collect school information as soon as possible, such as GPA requirements, GT requirements, research direction of the department, funds, application fees and so on. In order to decide the school to apply for as soon as possible. Personally, I think it is best to determine the school to apply for in early September. The advantage of deciding the school is that you can start writing letters of recommendation.

Many recommendation forms have the forms of filling in forms and answering questions, among which it is easier to fill in forms, but you'd better not type all 5% or 2% unless you think you are really awesome, with a high GPA and a lot of experience. As for the question-and-answer style, I don't think many teachers can help you answer one question after another, so it is generally enough to attach it to the body of the recommendation letter. If it really doesn't work, write "Please see my enclosed letter for details" (of course, not everyone can write this way, otherwise foreigners will think that China people are all familiar).

(4) Personal statement

That is, PS, which is called differently by different schools. Some schools are called statements of intent (such as Notre Dame University, where the Department of Economics was reorganized last year), while others are called statements of purpose (Colombia), but aren't they the same thing? I think it's different. If the school only requires writing a personal EASSY, then you can choose a wide range of materials. If the school is a statement of intention/purpose, then your focus should be on why you chose this school. Which part of him do you think is most helpful for your future study and research?

In addition, when writing that kind of autobiographical PS (I believe that most people write this kind of PS), don't involve all the big and small things, but write it in the place where you are most proud of NB or have the greatest influence on you. Let me sum up, the general direction of writing autobiographical PS is probably concentrated on these points:

1, has achieved good results and won many awards.

2. After some things, I found that I like economics/finance and expressed my strong interest. Then I studied hard and came back.

3. Mathematics is very good, which is very helpful for studying economics/finance (this kind of application is generally transferred from the department of mathematics and physics).

4. Have research experience and published papers.

1) There is nothing to say, everyone will say it. 2) It's a bit like making up a story, but it's just as good. 200 1 A story compiled by an English department applied for the full doctoral prize. His story is that when he was a child, he was ill in hospital and found that China was too poor. . . . (this story is not up to standard, but he later talked about the paragraph of international economics, which made the difference and connection between trade and finance very good, thorough and incisive. ) 3) Of course, this situation puts more emphasis on one's own mathematical foundation and interest in economic research, and 4) it has more advantages. After all, there is paper that can be blown away. Just like I screwed up last year:

In fact, the process of writing PS is to examine the applicant from three aspects:

(1) English level

(2) Professional level

(3) Patience

Finally, it should be pointed out that PS should not be too long, generally 500-800 words is appropriate, and a little more is fine. Although there are some successful cases of exploding PS, I still don't advocate it, because the judges won't spend too much time focusing on one person's materials.

(5) resume

Although many schools do not require this item, it is best to attach it to give people a general understanding of your study career and education. Generally, 1 page is appropriate, and it can be longer with more experience. List GPA, professional GPA, G, T, SUB and other information, list some past awards (starting from university) and some academic activities. Someone used to ask, do those certificates need to be notarized or sent to the school? I can say that there is no need for scholarships except for the Olympic Games and international competitions. I'm too lazy to read so many things you gave me, and I'll get tired of reading the admission tips.

(6) Learning certificate and report card/degree certificate

Start as soon as possible. If the school allows, try to leave out some unimportant subjects such as politics and lower grades, but don't change your grades. Many schools in the United States need two copies, one in the department and one in the college. European countries such as Britain generally only use one copy, and they also think about the number of copies when issuing transcripts. For example, if you want to apply for a school in the United States 15, it is more appropriate to apply for 25. The report card and study certificate/degree certificate are sealed in an envelope, and the seal is stamped with the school seal. Some schools will give you a transcript application form. Ignore it. I asked him to help you write your grades (that is, useless things, such as this form in the PSU application package). Some schools require transcripts to be sent directly by the school. It's simple. Just print an address sticker, stick it on the school envelope and send it at your own expense. The same is true of some schools that need separate letters of recommendation. (such as UCSU, SMU, rice, etc. )

(7) Formal gas turbine

Every school says in the official website that it wants to be a regular GT, but in fact some schools can escape. According to the economics department last year, Moore of the University of South Carolina can escape, but Clark, FSU, Rice, etc. Can escape. Anyway, just hand in one copy when applying, and the school urges them to hand it in later.

(8) cover letter

This thing is dispensable, that is, sorting out the materials once and letting the little secret know.

Matters needing attention

Through the above interpretation of the application materials for studying abroad, I believe that many students who intend to apply for studying abroad can refer to the above information and prepare and plan the application materials for studying abroad in advance.