Study Abroad Full-Process Consultant

Author: Harvard China Education Research Center
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Regardless of who you are, as long as you live in this rapidly changing, rapidly globalizing world, you must learn from the world and pay attention to its development. The best and most systematic way to learn from the world is studying abroad. The significance of studying abroad has three aspects:
First, to step out of difficulties and gain competitiveness;
Second, to rise to a better situation and gain leadership skills;
Third, to enter a realm of insight and gain foresight.
Today, we all live in a highly globalized economic environment. To succeed in this environment, you must receive an education that enables you to respond effectively to challenges and opportunities quickly, and such education must include an international component.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 Are You Ready? Who Wants to Miss the Opportunity? When Is the Right Time to Go Abroad? Is Studying Abroad Too Early? How to Build Your "Studying Abroad Mansion"? How Many Myths Are There About Studying Abroad? Test: Are You Ready for Studying Abroad?
Chapter 2 Where to Go?
Route 1: The UK Strongly Attracts International Students
Route 2: Australia as a Popular Study Destination
Route 3: New Zealand: High Language Fees, Difficult Major Changes
Route 4: Canada's Admission Requirement: Must Be 18 Years or Older
Route 5: The US Allows You to Choose a Major Again After University Entry
Route 6: France: Language Proficiency Required Before Studying Abroad
Route 7: Singapore's Bilingual Policy Is Appealing
Route 8: Germany: It's Not Easy to Study for a Bachelor's Degree Directly After High School
Route 9: A New Route for Studying in South Korea
Route 10: Malaysia: Small-Language Countries Are Becoming a New Trend in Studying Abroad
Route 11: Other Countries: Calm Choices—Stay Calm
Chapter 3 Cost Calculation
Preparation Costs During Studying Abroad
How Much Does Studying Abroad Cost?
- UK
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- The US
- Netherlands
- France
- Germany
Chapter 4 University Navigation
Major Selection: Choosing a Major with a System
Major Selection: Tips for Choosing a Major
University Selection: Australia
University Selection: Canada
University Selection: France
University Selection: Japan
University Selection: The US
University Selection: New Zealand
Preparatory Course Selection: Choosing a Preparatory Course
Preparatory Course Misunderstandings
Preparatory Course Comparison of the Three Most Popular Countries
How to Choose Top Global Universities
Chapter 5 Tests—The Magic Weapon
TOEFL
IELTS
TSF
Japanese University Entrance Exam
TestDaF
Chapter 6 Agency Overview
What Is the Use of an Agency?
How to Choose an Agency?
Beware of Black Agency Practices
List of 270 Education Agencies Recognized by the Ministry of Education
Chapter 7 Complex Procedures
Chapter 8 Visa Strategy
Chapter 9 The Journey Ahead
Chapter 10 Life Abroad