Taking Standardized examinations is required for every student preparing for a master’s program application in the United States. Subjects include TOEFL (for undergraduates whose mother tongue is their first language, students can apply for exemption), GRE/GMAT ( Most business majors require applicants to submit GMAT scores, and other majors require GRE scores).

In addition to the exams, some other criteria should be considered, such as the student’s background and application documents, including the introduction of past activities, internships, research, and learning experience, as well as the preparation of resumes, application documents and other written materials. The school will also require a video/offline interview.

Admission to graduate school in the U.S can be competitive, and different schools and programs might have variable requirements. . 

First-year admission is based on:

• Academic Record
• Resume
• Essays
• Recommendations / References
• Your leadership, talents, conduct and diversity of experience
• English Language Proficiency Test Score (if applicable)
• GMAT, GRE or EA Test Score (if applicable) —some schools can be  test optional and prospective students have the option to apply to it without submitting an GMAT/GRE score.

We recommend starting your application preparation as early as possible. Schools applying for high school will attach great importance to the degree of matching between the students’ overall university experience and the majors of the colleges they are applying for. At the same time, although some of the final applications are due late, it is always great that students start preparing to submit applications as early as possible, so they can take the time to refine the essays or polish their experience.

Yes, IELTS scores have now been recognized by most American universities.

For school selection, We strongly recommend that students take time to think about it and come up with a list of schools that suit their career or life goals. For each student, you need to know what you want most from the school. Influencing factors include school location, teachers, school facilities, employment resources and other important aspects of overseas life.

• Academic Record
• Resume
• Essays
• Recommendations / References
• English Language Proficiency Test Score (if applicable)
• GMAT, GRE or EA Test Score (if applicable) —some schools can be  test optional and prospective students have the option to apply to it without submitting an GMAT/GRE score.

The documents for a master’s application in the United States generally include one resume, three recommendation letters (two for some schools) and Personal Statement(so-called PS). Some schools will require students to provide a statement of purpose(so-called SP). Some programs, like media, might ask applicants to submit writing samples. Business-related programs generally require students to submit essays or short answers to given topics or questions. Some schools require only essays and no PS, while others require both PS and essay

During the application process of American universities, you need to fill out the application form specified by the relevant university and submit it to the university. In most cases, the application form can be filled out and submitted directly online, so we call it online application.Applicants should pay attention to the following seven issues:

• Submission time and deadlines
• The standard format of application materials
• Pay the application fees on time
• Original official transcripts
• Self-recommendation letters written by yourself
• Do not send materials by mistake
• Keep contact with the school