List of admission standards for world-famous universities in 2010

In the United States, there has been a joke among Chinese people: a pair of Chinese parents want their children to attend Harvard, but are not allowed to attend other schools. The children want to study their favorite major at Princeton University and are almost kicked out of the house by their parents. No. Pay tuition. Chinese parents don’t know that Princeton is the number one university in the United States, and it was also Einstein’s favorite university, where he conducted research for many years.

The same thing also exists in our country. Shirley, a senior study abroad expert at Kingstar, said that there are many famous schools in the world that are not known to most people, and in the minds of most parents, it is definitely difficult to get into a famous school. Actually, this is not the case. Sometimes world-famous schools are only one step away from us. With just one step, you can easily enter. Here, Shirley summarizes the admission standards for prestigious universities around the world in 2010, hoping to open a window to the world for everyone. Look, in addition to Tsinghua and Peking University, every young person who wants to study abroad has so many choices to attend world-renowned universities.

Prestigious American universities still have high requirements

In the past, American universities required international students to provide language scores. But now many universities realize that Chinese students are excellent, but do not have time to take language tests. Many colleges and universities now recognize dual admissions, allowing outstanding students to study in the United States smoothly without language proficiency. Take Harvard as an example. Harvard undergraduate requires a high school score of 90 or above, a TOEFL score of 90 or above, a total score of SAT-1 of 2000 or at least two ACT and SAT-2 courses, a graduate university GPA of 3.5 or above, a TOEFL of 100 or above, and GRE/GMAT according to the major. supply.

British standards have improved and study abroad policies are active

The UK not only has a complete and high-quality education system, but also has a number of top universities such as Oxford and Cambridge. In addition, the British government actively promotes study abroad policy, it has become the first choice for many Chinese students studying abroad. This year, the latest news we have received is that finance-related majors in prestigious universities such as Oxford and LSE require students to provide GMAT scores and passport information when applying. St. Andrews requires students to only apply for one major in the School of Management at a time; Durham University Business School has significantly improved its undergraduate background and average grade requirements; from the above indications: British master's degree applications, prestigious schools Admission requirements continue to rise, especially for business majors, which are the most popular among Chinese students.

Canada, a popular destination for studying abroad, has high-valued diplomas

Canada’s education has always been world-famous for its lack of industrialization of education and high-valued diplomas. In 2010, the admission standards for Canada’s prestigious universities still maintained the previous level. For international students, perfect language scores are the most important condition for undergraduate or master's admission to prestigious Canadian universities. An ideal GPA is the most basic condition. For students applying for master's degrees from prestigious universities, they also need to prepare corresponding English scores according to different majors: business majors need to prepare GMAT; science and engineering majors need to prepare GRE scores.

Currently, Canada has about 1.2 million Chinese and more than 42,000 Chinese students. It is a country without discrimination. The Canadian Prime Minister’s visit to China has improved the status of Chinese in Canada. This is undoubtedly the biggest beneficiary group for international students who are about to go to Canada.

Australia’s master’s degree requirements are relatively high, while undergraduate degrees are relatively loose.

Recently, seven universities in Australia have announced that they recognize China’s college entrance examination results, and three more universities have said that they only rely on the three-year academic performance of domestic high schools. You can apply for admission. The IELTS requirement for all undergraduate courses at the University of Sydney Business School has been raised to 7 points, and the standard for business postgraduate applications from non-211 universities has been raised to 85 points. Tsinghua certification of transcripts and degree certificates must be provided.

Study abroad experts believe that the impact of this policy has two points: it is basically impossible for all students from non-211 universities to catch up with the July enrollment, and false scores are completely eliminated.

Let’s talk about the University of Melbourne. If applicants provide GMAT scores when applying, they can waive the application fee of AUD 100. The University of Queensland Business School has raised its requirements for applicants from non-211 universities from 75 points to 80 points. In addition, the School of Engineering and the School of Liberal Arts also have clear admission requirements.

Asian countries have low admission standards and distinctive educational characteristics

Asian universities have been hot spots for Chinese students to study abroad in recent years, and Hong Kong and Singapore are particularly eye-catching. There are many well-known schools in Asian countries. Their educational characteristics are distinctive, and some of their strong majors are on par with famous European and American schools. Due to the geographical proximity, Chinese students studying abroad in Asia are likely to feel a sense of familiarity, adapt to the environment more easily, reduce the psychological pressure of studying abroad in a different place, and it is more convenient to travel back and forth. The University of Singapore requires notarized copies of college entrance examination scores, university scores (average score above 80, preferably students from 211 Engineering Colleges), and ACT scores. In addition to the necessary undergraduate transcripts and English proficiency certificates, the University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong, the SAR, also requires GMAT scores, research plans (required for research master's degrees) and letters of recommendation.

European countries have more and more countries to study in, and the admission standards are easy to meet

In the coming 2010, according to the provisions of the "Bologna Process", the integration of European higher education and science and technology will begin to be implemented. Hotspots will expand from Germany and France to other European countries. Europe has gradually become a popular destination for international students to study abroad because of its low fees and profound cultural heritage. Today we will reveal the admission standards of the three most representative countries in Europe in 2010.

In France, for international students, university students, college graduates and undergraduate graduates, TCF is required to be above 300 points or TEF is above 200 points. To enter a German university, you are required to be a four-year or five-year undergraduate student at a key university in China (National 211 Project College) and have completed at least one semester; or a four-year or five-year undergraduate degree from an ordinary university recognized by the Ministry of Education of China. Bachelor's degree, at least three semesters. The requirements in the Netherlands, the country of windmills, are relatively loose. International students should have the minimum academic requirements for the course or equivalent. In addition, some special majors, such as art, should also meet the admission requirements of each school. Students pursuing a bachelor's degree should already have a high school diploma. (Qiu Yu Xiaoli)