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Conditions for studying abroad

1. Self-financed study abroad is not subject to academic qualifications or age restrictions. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply to study abroad (college, undergraduate) or graduate school at their own expense. or further education.

2. Middle school graduates and self-financed college students who apply to study abroad at their own expense can go directly to the public security bureau in the place of their registered residence to go through the procedures for studying abroad at their own expense with relevant certification materials.

3. Publicly funded students and graduates of college or above (with college degree or above) can apply to study abroad at their own expense after serving in the country for a certain number of years or repaying higher education compensation fees. (Length of service: five years for undergraduate graduates, three years for graduate students, two years for college graduates and adult college graduates; reimbursement of training fees: 1,500 yuan per academic year for college students, 2,500 yuan per academic year for undergraduate students, and two years for graduates from junior colleges and adult colleges. RMB 4,000 per academic year for graduate students and RMB 6,000 per academic year for doctoral students)

4. There is no higher education training fee for doctoral graduates who go abroad to do postdoctoral research at their own expense.

5. In addition to the above conditions, self-financed students studying abroad should also meet the following requirements: First, obtain sufficient foreign exchange subsidies or foreign scholarships through due and legal procedures, that is, hold a financial guarantee letter provided by relatives and friends (must obtain a financial guarantee from the country where they are going) recognized), or hold scholarships or funding certificates provided by foreign universities, scientific research institutions or foundations. The foreign exchange subsidies or foreign scholarships received should be able to support their study and life abroad. Second, you should have considerable foreign language proficiency.

Requirements for studying abroad: Examination required

Studying abroad requires the following conditions: excellent GPA scores in four years of university, excellent PS and letters of recommendation, and excellent foreign test scores.

TOEFL (Test of English as a foreign Language) is an English proficiency test provided to students from non-English speaking countries who apply to study at universities or graduate schools in countries such as the United States or Canada. The content of the exam is divided into four aspects: reading, listening, speaking, and composition. The new exam format is online exam. The exam fee is $170 and the scores are valid for 2 years.

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is an exam that must be taken when applying to study abroad or immigrate to Commonwealth countries. It is a global test jointly managed by the Cambridge University Council, the British Council and the Australian Education Agency for International Development. Recognized English language proficiency test. It is divided into immigration category (G) and academic category (A), including four parts: reading, listening, writing and speaking. The immigration category and academic category only differ in reading and writing. The examination fee is RMB 1,450, and the results are valid for 2 years.

GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a graduate entrance examination in North America, applicable to all majors except law and business. Their scores are also an important reference for getting scholarships. GRE is divided into two categories: General and Subject. Usually Chinese students only need to take the General test. Usually most schools do not require taking the SUB, but if you are a cross-major or a major that is highly competitive among Americans, such as computer science, you may consider taking the SUB. The new GRE test is a computer-based test, including three parts: Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical Writing. The test fee is US$175 and the scores are valid for 5 years.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a business school entrance exam. Most business schools in English-speaking countries require applicants to provide GMAT scores. It includes three parts: Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical Writing. The exam is computer-based. The exam fee is US$250 and the scores are valid for 5 years. However, there are often no scholarships for MBAs, and it is more effective to study with 3-4 years of work experience. Therefore, it is not very suitable for school students without work experience.

LSAT (Law School Admission Test) is a law school admission test. All law schools in North America require applicants to take the LSAT test. The content includes three aspects: reading comprehension, logical reasoning and analytical reasoning, plus an essay test. The essay score will not be included in the total score, but the essay will be sent to the school you are applying for along with the transcript. The LSAT exam is held twice a year in China. The exam fee is US$112 and the scores are valid for 5 years.

In addition, the foreign exams we can see, the BEC and TOEIC exams, are business and vocational exams. SAT is a test that American high school students must take to enter American universities. It is also an important reference for high school students from all over the world to determine whether they can be admitted to prestigious American schools and whether they can get scholarships.

So for students who are already college students, they need to take TOEFL, GRE or IELTS. The vocabulary requirements for these exams are as follows: IELTS requires about 6,500 vocabulary words, TOEFL requires about 8,500 vocabulary words, and GRE requires about 16,500 vocabulary words after the reform. In comparison, the difficulty comparison can also start to take shape.

Requirements for self-financed study abroad

First of all, make long-term plans and choose carefully. It is best to comprehensively consider your own learning situation, career planning and design, and the advantages and disadvantages of foreign educational resources before making a decision.

Secondly, economic conditions are an important factor. Whether the family's current and future economic income is sufficient to cover the basic expenses required for children to study abroad, including tuition and living expenses, etc., should become one of the important basis for studying abroad. If the family's financial situation is relatively difficult, students will have a heavy burden when studying abroad, which will have a negative impact on students' studies, especially studying in countries where foreign students are prohibited by law from working. In recent years, the cost of studying abroad has increased, so you must weigh your own financial ability before making a decision.

Third, one’s own quality is a necessary condition. Whether you have the ability to take care of yourself, the ability to adapt to learning, language skills and a relatively mature mind are all necessary conditions to ensure that you can grow up healthily and achieve the expected learning results abroad. From the current point of view, some students choose to go abroad after graduating from high school, and some students choose to complete their undergraduate studies at home and then go abroad. This has a higher starting point and can apply for a master's and doctoral program abroad.

Requirements for studying abroad at public expense

1. Political conditions

Love the motherland, love the Communist Party of China, love socialism, have good ideological and moral character, and be practical in work Outstanding performance in studies and studies, and actively serving the socialist modernization drive.

2. Business conditions

(1) Senior visiting scholars: mainly key disciplines, key laboratories, and key scientific research in universities, research institutes (institutes) and large and medium-sized backbone enterprises Academic leaders or technical backbones of the project and reserve personnel included in the leader echelon; or currently participating in national, departmental, or local key scientific and technological research, key disciplines, key laboratory construction, and key engineering project construction, and there is a real need to go abroad for research senior research staff. Applicants must have senior professional and technical titles. Among them, those with senior professional and technical titles should be no more than 55 years old, and those with deputy senior professional titles should be no more than 45 years old. Applicants should have considerable academic, scientific research, technology and other achievements, or have made outstanding achievements in teaching, scientific research, management and production construction (such as recently winning scientific research and technology achievement awards at or above the provincial or ministerial level, and having outstanding scientific research technology). Priority will be given to those who have achieved achievements and high-level monographs, or published academic papers with great influence in first-level domestic and foreign journals, or have major scientific and technological inventions, or have outstanding work performance in production and management, etc.) Selection.

(2) Visiting Scholar Category 1: Applicants should be teaching, scientific research, technology, and management personnel who have conducted in-depth research in the subject field in which they are engaged and have achieved certain results, and have obtained Doctoral degree or senior professional and technical title. Applicants should generally be under 45 years old.

(3) Visiting Scholar Category 2: Applicants should be those who have made achievements in practical work and are really necessary to go abroad to train teaching, scientific research, technology, and management personnel, as well as those who are engaged in non-common language learning and regional issues. or those working in certain specific fields of study. Applicants should have a college degree or above and have been working for at least two years after graduation. Age should generally be under 45 years old.

3. Foreign language requirements

Applicants for the above types of government-sponsored studies abroad should be able to master the language of the corresponding country, be able to read professional books and periodicals in foreign languages ??relatively proficiently, and have a certain level of proficiency. Listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and after short-term training, you can use foreign languages ??to conduct academic exchanges in relevant disciplines. College students and graduate students studying abroad must have a foreign language proficiency level that allows them to attend lectures. Scholars and visiting scholars must take the Foreign Language Proficiency Test (EPT) for students studying abroad organized by the State Education Commission and reach the score required by the state, or have a bachelor's degree in the same foreign language major, or have studied abroad in the same language country for more than one year.

4. Health conditions

The health status of all types of government-sponsored students studying abroad must meet the prescribed standards for studying abroad, and must be examined by provincial and municipal first-level hospitals and obtain health certificates certificate (the certificate is valid for 1 year).

Any Chinese citizen who meets the above requirements can apply.

Personnel who study abroad at public expense must fulfill their obligation to return home on schedule to serve, and sign an "Agreement on Funding to Study Abroad" with the China Scholarship Council. The agreement shall be signed by both the selecting unit and the public-sponsored person studying abroad, and shall come into effect after being notarized by a notary office. The content of the "Agreement on Funding to Study Abroad" includes the study goals, content, duration, and return service requirements set by the state and the unit for the public-sponsored students studying abroad, the provisions for providing funds to the students studying abroad, and the mutual understanding between the sending unit and the students studying abroad. Other rights, obligations and responsibilities, etc. If the overseas students do not fulfill their obligations to return to their country of service as stipulated in the agreement, they should repay all the expenses incurred while studying abroad.