When you first enter college, you want to study abroad and apply for a scholarship.
1. Your IELTS or TOEFL score must be extremely high. For example, IELTS should be 7.5, at least 7. Don't even think about it if it's lower than this.
2. Take the initiative to contact the school, explain your difficulties, put forward your unique insights, and get the school's recognition and appreciation is the first step to obtain a scholarship.
3. The GPA during college must be 4, or at least 3.8 or 3.9. In Western Europe, undergraduate scores in each subject must be above 8 points (out of 10 points) to be eligible to apply for scholarships.
4. Students applying for scholarships should mainly pay attention to the types of scholarships set by the school, how many types of scholarships international students can apply for, and whether they can achieve full scholarship funding. Does the school have any restrictions on TOEFL and GRE (GMAT) scores for applying for scholarships?
5. The university will require applicants to provide one or more standardized test scores when evaluating applicants for scholarship funding. You should take the test as early as possible. TOEFL is valid for 2 years, and GRE, GMAT, and LSAT are all valid for 5 years. However, it should be noted that GRE, GMAT, and LSAT must strive to achieve success in one go. If the first time score is not satisfactory and you take the test a second time, ETS will send both results to the school together, and the school will often take The average score of these two grades is taken into consideration rather than the highest score. When sending TOEFL scores, only the most recent one will be sent. Therefore, if the TOEFL score is not satisfactory, you can take the test for the second or third time, but it is best to strive for high scores in the first test of GRE, GMAT and LSAT.
6. The preparation of application materials is very tedious, but it cannot be done carelessly. The complete set of application materials includes the completed admission application form sent by the school, the completed application form for various scholarships and financial proof form; copies of TOEFL and other necessary test scores (ETS is also required to send the scores); 2 to 3 Recommendation letter from professor; two academic transcripts in Chinese and English; resume; study plan; academic certificate.
7. It is difficult to get scholarships for undergraduates around the world. Since your family's financial situation is not good, it is recommended that you finish your undergraduate degree at home and then study abroad for graduate school, which will save you a lot of money.