排名第二十位：哥伦比亚大学
【学校简介】
哥伦比亚大学（以下简称哥大）建于1754年，当时是根据英国乔治二世国王的特许令而成立的国王学院。是美国最古老的7所大学组成的“常春藤联合会”成员之一。1767年，该校成立了美国第一所授予医学博士的医学院。1858年，哥伦比亚学院成立了法学院。1896年，学校理事会正式决定使用“哥伦比亚大学”这一校名。哥大共开设35,750门课，包括建筑、艺术、商业、牙科、工程、国际事务、新闻、法律、图书馆服务、医学、社会工作等专业的所有文理科和专业课程。
哥伦比亚大学位于纽约市中心，于1754年成立，属美国常青藤八大盟校之一。有学生1万8千多人。学术排名19q7年为全美前10名。在医学、法律和MBA方面出类拔萃，在自然科学学科，如化学、生物、计算机、地理等，排名也名列前茅。哥伦比亚大学商科研究生院1997年全美排名第7，其MBA课程的最大特色就是灵活有弹性(flexibility)，学生可以在1月、5月、9月开课的任一学期就读。该院比较欢迎海外学生。在课程设置上它也锐意进取，特别是设立了国际化(Globalisation)、全品质(Total quality)、道德(Ethics)和人力资源管理四大主题，所以有“21世纪课程”的美誉。哥伦比亚大学教育研究生院是世界上最大的教育学、应用心理学和心理健康学方面的综合研究生院，1997年全美教育研究生院排名第一。它拥有众多的研究中心，是美国上述学科最好的研究生院之一。
This general application information will clarify aspects of the application process that are specific to international students. When you submit a formal application you will be required to submit the following documents in support of your application. While you are waiting for the formal application, you can be gathering these documents and taking the required admissions examinations so your application can be filed sooner. Bulletins will be sent with the application if it is the School policy to do so.
Detailed School Records - These should include all subjects taken and examinations attempted. These records may be called various things in other countries such as relevé des notes, mark sheets, student books, etc., but in the United States are referred to as "transcripts." All records should show dates of attendance, subjects studied, grades (marks or final assessment) received, hours spent in lecture per week, and degrees or diplomas awarded. Certified photocopies of official records in the native language must be submitted along with certified word for word translations (where appropriate). Foreign language records will not be processed without a translation; and, an English translation will not be accepted without the copy of the original. Course descriptions may be required where questions of advanced standing, transfer credit, or degree equivalence may arise, but are not required at the time of application.
Columbia University cannot accept responsibility for the safeguarding of original documents. Please do not send original diplomas or any records that cannot be replaced.
If the school you attended is no longer in existence or it is impossible for you to obtain official documents from any school you have attended, please have the Ministry of Education of your country furnish an official statement testifying to the impossibility of obtaining records. The Ministry should also supply Columbia with a list of courses ordinarily followed in that school or university.
First year bachelor's degree applicants - must supply academic records for the last four (4) years of secondary school, all national examination results (such as "0" levels, "A" levels, Baccalaureate, Abitur, International Baccalaureate, etc.), and a diploma showing proof of graduation, if available at the time of application.
Transfers - second or third year bachelor's degree applicants (students who have already attended a tertiary level institution and wish to complete their first degree or a second bachelor's degree at Columbia University) - must supply the records described in First year bachelor's degree applicants (above) plus year by year academic records of all tertiary level work showing dates of attendance, courses taken and final examination results, and diplomas received (if any).
Graduate (master's degree and doctoral degree) applicants - must supply records of all courses and examinations for all university or other tertiary level work completed plus proof of graduation, when available.
Admission Examination Results - Please consult the bulletin of the school to which you plan to apply for the specific test(s) required by that school. You should take these exams approximately nine to twelve months before the term in which you wish to enroll. The following addresses can be used for ordering applications for standardized tests:
 Dental Aptitude Test (DAT)  Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
  American Dental Association Association of American Medical Colleges
  
 Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)  Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT I)
 Educational Testing Service  Educational Testing Service
  
 Graduate Record Examination (GRE)  Subject Tests (SAT II)
 Educational Testing Service  Educational Testing Service
  
 Law School Admission Test (LSAT)  Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
 Law School Admission Council  Educational Testing Service
Proof of Proficiency in English - If your first language is not English or you received a bachelor's degree from a country where English is not the official language, you will be required to submit a current score (no more than two years old) of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The minimum TOEFL score expected of most departments of Columbia University is 600 (written) or 250 (computer version). You may obtain an application from your local U.S. Information Service counseling or binational center or by writing to Educational Testing Service, Test of English as a Foreign Language Bulletin, Princeton, NJ 08541-6154, U.S.A.
If you are in New York City at the time of making a formal application, you may take the Columbia University English Placement Test (EPT) instead of the TOEFL. Telephone (212) 854-3584 to make an appointment for the test and inform the appropriate admissions office at Columbia of the date when the test will be taken.
Depending on your TOEFL score, you may also be required to take the Columbia University English Placement Test (EPT) at the time of registration. If your EPT test results do not show satisfactory English proficiency, you will be required to study English full-time or along with a reduced academic program. Students whose proficiency in English is not strong should plan to spend more time in the United States than the minimum required for the degree, as the points earned for intensive English do not count as points toward a degree. In many cases, financial aid given by the School cannot be used to study courses in intensive English. (See section on American Language Program).
Statement of Purpose or Essay - The purpose of the essay is to give the admissions committee a clear picture of your background, desired study plan, and your ability to write correctly in English. The essay is to be written by you, in your own words. Each school has a different writing requirement which will be defined in the formal application.
Letters of Reference - These should be obtained from present or former teachers (in most instances) who are familiar with your academic background. Each school has its own form on which the letter is to be written and it is included in the formal application.
Application Fee - Each school at Columbia University requires a fee to be submitted for processing the application for admission. The exact amount varies from school to school. Most schools will not waive the application fee.
Certification of Finances - If you are admitted to Columbia University you will need, with certain exceptions, to contact the International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) for the document (Form I-20) required in support of your application for a student visa. Part of the requirement to qualify for a student visa is proof of ability to finance one's education. Please consult the bulletin of the school to which you plan to apply for that school's documentation requirement when submitting your application. Although financial documentation may not be required at this time, it will be required to qualify for a Form I-20. If you will be receiving financial aid from Columbia University, you may be required to show funds to supplement an offer of financial aid from Columbia as not all offers of financial aid cover full expenses. Married students who plan to bring their families will be required to show funds available to support their dependents. (Also see next section on Financial Planning).
Financial Planning - Please review the chart showing the estimated annual cost of attending the various schools at Columbia University found in the Guide to Fees and Payments. The chart includes: costs for a single student for tuition, fees, living expenses and books for an academic year; however, it excludes travel to and from New York City. Additional expenses need be anticipated for dependents of married students. It is essential that students anticipate the full amount of their educational expenses and secure their source of funding for the first year and any required subsequent years of school. It would be prudent to expect expenses to increase at the rate of 4-8% per year.
International students are eligible to compete for financial assistance at Columbia University, although it is not offered by all schools (please consult the school's bulletin for availability and deadlines for application). At this time, one in three international graduate students receives some type of financial assistance. Only about one in ten undergraduate students receives aid. Funding is not guaranteed from year to year, usually offered in September, sometimes not offered until the second year, and, in some departments, limited in number of years to encourage new students to enter the department.
Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science will consider foreign students for financial aid awards, but the number of awards given annually is very small. The School of General Studies (GS) provides scholarships to undergraduate degree candidates that range from $500 to $15,000 per academic year. GS scholarships are awarded to students with demonstrated academic achievement and are influenced by financial need. Columbia University awards financial aid on the basis of academic merit and financial need only, in compliance with the Ivy League guidelines.
At the graduate level, awards are usually made on the basis of past academic performance and the promise of future achievement. Financial need can also be a factor when considering an applicant for financial aid, but this alone is usually not sufficient to obtain an award. Applications for admission and financial aid are usually due at least nine months prior to the term for which the application is made.
Information for the current academic year may be found at Student Financial Services. Costs are expected to increase 4-8% each year. Please consider carefully the TOTAL cost of your education in this country. You should be aware that further resources are necessary for additional years and that you cannot depend on the University or work in this country to meet your educational expenses.
 
AMERICAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM - Each applicant is urged to appraise accurately his or her ability to read, write, and speak in English. While one should study English in the home country, a student can reinforce and greatly refine his or her command of English for academic purposes by attending classes at Columbia University's American Language Program (ALP). The ALP, which dates back to 1911, is one of the oldest English as a Second Language Programs in the United States. Its mission is to promote the internationalization of the University by offering a carefully integrated sequence of courses to students, business and professional people, and international visitors who wish to improve their command of English. Applications to study English for academic purposes can be made directly to the ALP. It must be pointed out, however, that admission to the American Language Program in no way guarantees admission to any other division of Columbia University.
Most ALP courses may not count as credit towards one's degree. The ALP's most advanced course, College Composition, however, is a credit-bearing university course required of international undergraduate students. Additional time and money may be required to finish a degree program if one must first study English. While overseas, proficiency in English can be measured by the Test of English as Foreign Language (TOEFL). Upon arrival at Columbia, students may also be asked to take the ALP's English Placement Test (EPT), which may include an essay component. Placement into level 10 on the EPT qualifies students to enroll in the College Composition course.
Students with a TOEFL score of less than 600 on the written exam or less than 250 on the computer exam should expect to study English either full-time or part-time at the ALP. Most departments require that students receive a score of 600 (written) or 250 (computer) to be considered for admission.
VISA AND DOCUMENT INFORMATION - To assist you in your planning, this overview of the Student visa focuses on matters of particular concern to incoming students. Also included is information of importance to Canadian citizens and nationals of countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program.
Upon your admission to Columbia University, you will be provided with an Application for Visa Certificate (AVC). The Visa Certificate itself (Form I-20), which you will need to apply for an F-1 Student visa, will be issued to you upon satisfactory completion and submission of the AVC with appropriate documentation. If you are already in the United States, you will also complete the AVC to apply for a Visa Certificate to use in support of an application for change of nonimmigrant status or to follow the procedure for F-1 Student transfer. The AVC and supporting documentation will be sent to the International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO). Your accompanying spouse and children may apply for F-2 visas (dependents of F-1 visa holders), if funding to meet their additional expenses is documented.
There are two immigration-related terms which you will see frequently, entry visa and immigration status. Entry visa refers to the visa stamp in one's passport that permits one to enter the United States. This stamp is obtained at a U.S. Consulate. One's entry visa is used only for entries to the US and may expire during one's stay with no repercussions. Immigration status reflects the most recent notation on one's I-94 Arrival/Departure Record, commonly known as the I-94 Card. One's immigration status is generally the same as one's entry visa classification, e.g. F-1, B-2, J-1, etc. The I-94 Card one receives on entering the country is proof of immigration status (nonimmigrant classification) in the U.S. and also gives the length of time one is permitted to stay. On one's arrival in the U.S., the customs or immigration official retains the Arrival portion of the I-94, notes one's immigration status (nonimmigrant classification) on the Departure portion, and staples the I-94 (Departure) Card into one's passport, usually to the same page on which the entry visa is stamped.
排名第三十二位：宾西法尼亚大学
宾夕法尼亚大学属美国常青藤盟校（Ivy League）八所成员大学之一的著名大学,是四年制私立大学，成立于1740年，1997年全美学术声誉排名第6名。其沃顿商科研究生院（Wharton school）的MBA l994年被《商业周刊》评为全美第1名，多年来与西北大学、哈佛大学、芝加哥大学、斯但福大学齐名，是商科研究生申请者首推的申请入学学校。  

一、选择学校

高三在读学生，重点高中排名前30，想申请美国理工类的学校。

 

排名第一：MIT schedule:
【学院概况】
　　麻省理工学院创建于1861年，至今已有140多年的历史，属于私立大学，学制四年，并有五年制联合培养计划，可同时获得硕士和学士双学位。最著名的专业是工程和计算机科学，在全美是首屈一指的。理科也同样出色，特别是生物学科，在医学科技上成绩显著。

　　麻省理工学院设立了五个学院，并拥有八个顶尖的研究所，120多年来，该校一直是工程教育界的巨擘，美国星战计划的高级雷达电子装置，就是由该学院研究的。麻省非常注重培养学生的创新、独立研究及工程能力，设有一系列的实践创新能力培养项目。
　　该校不仅拥有悠久的历史，突出的专业，还拥有最受欢迎的校园建筑。大学最近花巨资完成了一座全新学生宿舍和媒体实验室扩建工程。著名建筑师盖瑞设计了该校的计算机学系大楼。

Application Calendar for International Students
December 1 Last day to contact your interviewer and set up an interview
December 15 Last day to have an interview
December Last month to take standardized tests for international application; January tests may be accepted on a case-by-case basis
January 1 Postmark deadline for application
February 15 Receipt deadline for all Financial Aid materials
Mid to Late-March Notification of admission decision
April 1 All applicants notified of financial aid package
May 1 Postmark deadline for enrollment decision of accepted students (Early Action and Regular Action)

Standardized Test Requirements
Standardized tests are required for any freshman application to MIT. While your scores are only one component of your application, they are important, and you should make sure you're prepared for the testing process.
Testing Deadlines and Reporting Scores
In order to apply for freshman admission, you must take the required tests on or before the November test date for Early Action or the December test date for Regular Action.
Your scores must be reported to us officially from the testing agency; scores you list on your application and scores appearing on your school transcript will not be considered official. Our SAT and TOEFL code is 3514 and our ACT code is 1858.
We recommend that you list MIT as a school to receive your scores when you take the test. If you do not, please allow plenty of time for your scores to arrive at MIT. It takes at least 4 to 6 weeks for us to receive SAT scores. We only receive ACT scores once a month, therefore depending on when in that cycle they are requested, it may take over a month for us to receive them.
It is important that you register for tests with the same name as you have indicated on your application or MyMIT account. Your record and test scores will not be linked in our system if the names do not match.
You can get more information and register for the SAT tests online at www.collegeboard.com, for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) at www.ets.org/toefl, and for the ACT at www.act.org.
Testing Requirements
For native English speakers: We require the SAT Reasoning Test with the writing component or the ACT with the writing test. We do not prefer one over the other. In addition, we require two SAT Subject Tests: one in math (level 1 or 2), and one in science (physics, chemistry, or biology e/m). We do not have a preference as to which science you take or which level math you take.
While we do require the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT Plus Writing, we realize that some of you may also have taken older versions of these tests. In such circumstances, we will consider scores from each section of both the older and newer versions of the tests and use the highest score achieved in each section for our evaluation. This is also the case if you have taken the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT Plus Writing more than once. Since reporting multiple scores will not hurt you, we recommend that when you register to take tests, you ask for all of your scores to be reported to MIT.
For non-native English speakers: You have two options: 1) take the tests required for native English speakers (see above), or 2) you may take the TOEFL and two SAT Subject Tests, one in math (level 1 or 2) and one in science (physics, chemistry, or biology e/m).
If you have been using English for less than 5 years or do not speak English at home, we strongly suggest that you take the TOEFL.
When to take which tests
Obviously, it's vital that students take all tests on or before their testing deadline (November test date for Early Action and December test date for Regular Action). Beyond that, however, choose your test dates strategically! For example, if you will be completing high school physics, chemistry or biology before your senior year, it's very wise to take the appropriate SAT Subject Tests(s) right afterwards, in June, while the material is fresh in your mind.
Most applicants do take at least one science subject test during senior year, after completing only a portion of the given course; our Admissions Committee recognizes this and judges the scores accordingly. As a general rule, however, it's best to take a subject exam just after you've completed a whole course.
The content of your math courses should determine whether you take the Level 1 or the Level 2 Math test and when. (The two tests are weighed equally in the admissions decision.) Before you choose the dates for any of your tests, particularly the math test, be sure to get advice from your guidance counselor and your teachers.
Competitive Scores
For students we admitted in 2007, the middle 50% score range was between 670-770 for the SAT Reasoning Test Critical Reading and 720-800 for SAT Reasoning Test Math. We do not have cutoff scores for the SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject Tests, as scores are evaluated within an applicant's context.
For the TOEFL exam, the institute minimum required score is 577 on the paper-based exam, 233 on the computer-based exam, and 90 on the internet-based exam.
The Application Requirements
The application deadline for all international students is January 1 of the year in which you hope to enroll; all incoming freshmen enter in September. The freshman application form is the same for all applicants, international or domestic (there is no separate international application form). The application consists of the following components:
· Biographical Information Form - Part 1 of the two-part application for freshman admission should be completed and returned immediately.
· Essays, Activities, and Tests Form - Part 2 of the two-part application for freshman admission should be returned as soon as possible, but no later than January 1. One long and two short essays are required.
· Standardized Tests - Testing must be completed by the December test date. These dates change each year and are set by the testing agency. Click here for specifics on our testing requirements.
· Two Teacher Evaluation Forms - Evaluation A is to be completed by a math or science teacher, Evaluation B is to be completed by a humanities, social science, or language teacher. It is your responsibility to provide us with an official English translation of any evaluations not completed in English, in addition to the original untranslated document.
· Secondary School Report Form - This form, which includes your school transcript, is to be completed by a guidance counselor or principal/headmaster. If your school offers predicted grades for the IB or A Levels, this should be included in the Secondary School Report Form. It is your responsibility to provide us with an official English translation of any letters or transcripts not written in English, in addition to the original untranslated document.
· Interview - The interview is conducted by an MIT graduate in the applicant's home area. If available, your interview should be completed by the December 15th before your application deadline.
It is your responsibility to ensure that all components of the application reach us. You can view which components we have received via the online tracking system at MyMIT. Since postal mail is expensive and sometimes unreliable, you may wish to have your Teacher Evaluation Forms, Secondary School Report Form, and anything else that needs to be sent to us in hardcopy mailed in the same package. Please be sure that everything you mail to us is clearly marked with your name (please underline your family name) and date of birth. Please do not submit any application materials in binders or folders.
Your application will be read by a committee of experienced MIT admissions officers. We are familiar with many international school systems, including, but not limited to, the IB, A Levels, the French Baccalaureat, and CBSE, and we assure you that we will understand your curriculum and your context. Your application will be reviewed within the context of the resources available to you, including your situation as affected by family, school, culture, region, and country.
Testing Requirements
Non-native English speakers have two options, which we consider equivalent. We have no preference between these options. It is your choice, and you should take the set of tests with which you feel the most comfortable:
· Option 1: SAT Reasoning Test or the ACT Plus Writing; and two SAT Subject Tests: one in math (level 1 or 2), and one in science (physics, chemistry, or biology e/m).
· Option 2: TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language); and two SAT Subject Tests, one in math (level 1 or 2) and one in science (physics, chemistry, or biology e/m). This option is especially recommended for students who do not speak English at home or in school, or who have been speaking English for fewer than five years.
Native English speakers must take either the SAT Reasoning Test or the ACT Plus Writing; and two SAT Subject Tests: one in math (level 1 or 2), and one in science (physics, chemistry, or biology e/m).
All students must meet the testing requirements. You may not substitute other exams (such as IB, A Levels, etc.) for the above testing requirements. Students from countries where the SAT and ACT are not offered (such as Iran and the People's Republic of China) will be considered without a full set of required test scores on a case-by-case basis.
We have no minimum or recommended scores for the SAT Reasoning Test, the ACT Plus Writing, or the SAT Subject Tests. You may wish to view testing statistics from the most recent admissions cycle here).
However, we do have minimum and recommended scores for the TOEFL. These minimums are in place to ensure your level of English proficiency. Because MIT offers no English as a Second Language (ESL) programs, and English is the language of MIT, all students must show that they will thrive in our community. The minimum TOEFL scores are:
  Minimum Recommended
Paper Based Test (PBT) 577 600+
Computer Based Test (CBT) 233 250+
Internet Based Test (iBT) 90 100+
Your scores must be reported to us officially from the testing agency; scores you list on your application and scores appearing on your school transcript will not be considered official. Our SAT and TOEFL code is 3514 and our ACT code is 1858.
It is important for all students - and very important for international students - to register for tests with the same name as you have indicated on your application and MyMIT account. Your record and test scores will not be linked in our system if the names do not match.
You can get more information and register for the SAT tests online at www.collegeboard.com, the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) at www.ets.org/toefl, and the ACT at www.act.org.
Important Undergraduate Admissions Dates
As soon as possible Register for a MyMIT account
As soon as possible after August 1 of your application year Complete application Part 1
December Last month for standardized tests. January tests may be accepted on a case-by-case basis.
December 1 Deadline to contact your EC to schedule an interview.
December 15 Deadline for interviews (if applicable)
January 1 Deadline for applications to be postmarked
February 15 Receipt deadline for all financial aid materials
Late March Applicants notified of admissions decision
May 1 Postmark deadline for enrollment decision of accepted student
Please remember that international postal mail can be quite slow, and we strongly urge applicants from outside the United States to mail their application documents to MIT well in advance of the application deadline.
Recommended Coursework Prior to Applying to MIT
· Four years of English
· Mathematics through calculus
· Two or more years of history / social studies
· Biology
· Chemistry
· Physics
Interviews
MIT graduates, called Educational Counselors (or ECs), around the world volunteer to interview students who apply to MIT. You will receive your interviewer's name and contact information via your MyMIT account. Please note that there may be no interviewer in your area, in which case we will waive your interview. You are not required to have an interview, but if you choose to have one, it is your responsibility to schedule it. The deadline to contact your EC to schedule an interview is December 1st; the deadline to complete your interview is December 15th.
Financial Aid for International Students
International students are eligible for financial aid. As with US citizens and permanent residents, we consider every student for admission without regard to his or her financial need. In other words, applying for financial aid will not hurt your chances of admission. We admit the students best matched for MIT, regardless of their financial situation.
What's more, MIT is committed to providing all admitted students, including international students, with a financial aid package that fully meets their demonstrated need. Greater than 80% of MIT international students receive financial aid in the form of grant/scholarship (the average grant for international students is over $30,000 per year), totaling more than $8 million annually disbursed to international students.
Much more information is available through the Financial Aid Office.
Other Links:
Financial Aid
Advanced Placement & International Exam Credit at MIT
Admissions Statistics
Standardized Tests
International Students Office

排名第四GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
　乔治亚理工学院是一所四年制公立工科学院，成立1885年，全美大学学术徘名前30名。美国科技界及教育界评价该校为全美最顶尖的工科大学之一。
　　乔治亚理工学院有14门工程学科，可以说都很优秀，特别是化学、电子工程、航天、工业系统及太阳能工程；建筑工程和计算机科学也一样出色。
　　乔治亚理工学院校园占地400英亩，位于亚特兰大市中心，16000本科生和研究生在该校接受专业科技教育。学院提供国家认定、一流的教学项目。乔治亚理工学院被世界新闻报道评为全美顶尖10所公立大学之一。在当今注重科技的时代，乔治亚理工学院正通过其开创性的教学和先进的研究领跑21世纪的科技型大学。
　　乔治亚理工学院还有令中国学子最关心的三个优点：学费较低廉，奖（助）学金份额多；接受海外生较多，乔治亚理工学院是美国顶尖以研究为主的学校之一，以通过先进科学技术改善人类生存环境而著名。
主要专业
建筑、工程管理、工业设计、城市区域规划；计算机科学、信息安全；航空航天工程、生物医学工程、化学工程、土木工程、环境工程、工业与系统工程、材料科学与工程、电气与计算机工程、聚合材料、纺织与纤维工程；生物、生物信息学、生物化学、地球与大气科学、数学、物理、心理学；管理学、技术管理； 数字媒体、经济学、科技史、信息设计与技术、国际关系、公共政策；算法、组合数学以及优化论、生物工程、人机互动、计算金融学、统计学。
Freshmen International Students
· Academic Year
· Application Deadlines
· Financing your Education
· Admission Decision
· Immigration Issues
· How to apply for Admission as a Freshman
 
The Georgia Institute of Technology, an institution comprised of more than 16,000 undergraduate and graduate students, welcomes international students to its campus.
Currently, more than 3,000 students from countries other than the United States are valued members of the Georgia Tech community. Over twenty percent of Tech's international students are pursuing degrees at the undergraduate, bachelor's degree level.
The following information is provided to answer many of your questions about admission to the Georgia Institute of Technology.
 
Academic Year
At Georgia Tech, the year is divided into three academic terms called semesters. New freshman MUST begin classes in the fall. International Students attend classes during two terms (usually fall and spring). You may, however, attend classes full time all three terms, including summer semester.
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Application Deadlines
International freshmen may only enter the Institute in the fall semester, which begins in late August. The completed Application for Freshman Admission and all supporting credentials must be received by January 15. In order to meet our January 15 application deadline, it is recommended that all material be mailed to the agency  by December 1.
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Financing Your Education
Financial aid is not available for international students. Please complete the International Applicant Financial Statement Form. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, download it free here. This is necessary to demonstrate your ability, or the ability of an individual or government sponsor, to finance your education at Georgia Tech. Bank Statements should reflect an account that is personal in nature. We can not accept business funds or a statement for an account where funds are not immediately accessible.
This information is required to issue the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Form I-20, which you will use to obtain an F1 (student) visa.
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Admission Decision
Your academic background should indicate that you are among the best in your class and a graduate of a secondary school consisting of 12 years or more beyond kindergarten. Your studies must include at least four years of mathematics and English, three years of science (including one year each of chemistry and physics). We recommend you take extra math and science courses. The Office of Undergraduate Admission will review your academic grades, scores earned on national examinations sponsored by the Ministry of Education or similar agencies, Leadership and Activity Record, and Personal Statement.
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Immigration Issues
Almost all international undergraduate students at Georgia Tech enter the country with F1 (student) visas. It is assumed that you will need to obtain an F1 visa unless you indicate otherwise.
Upon your demonstration of adequate financial resources and acceptance to Georgia Tech, we will issue the U.S. INS Form I-20, which you will use to obtain the F1 visa. The INS I-20 will be sent separately from the acceptance packet after the $250 admission deposit has been received.
Due to possible changes in the financial status of the sponsor, Georgia Tech will not issue an INS I-20 sooner than six months prior to the expected enrollment date.
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How To Apply For Admission As A Freshman
· Complete the Georgia Tech Application for Freshman Admission, providing all the information requested. You may access the application for undergraduate admission via the admissions website at www.apply.gatech.edu.
· Submit the nonrefundable $50 application processing fee, drawn on either a U.S. bank or on a U.S. dollar account. Applications received without the fee will not be processed and will be returned to the applicant.
· Complete the International Applicant Financial Statement Form. All the information requested, including signatures, must be provided. No financial document may be dated earlier than one year prior to the date of enrollment at Georgia Tech, and any other appropriate original documents, affidavits, or bank letters should be attached. This form assists our office in completing the INS Form I-20 needed to obtain your F1 (student) visa.
· Take the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT I). The scores must be sent directly from the testing agency to Georgia Tech. Regardless of the system in which you have been educated, you must earn a minimum score of 440 on the verbal portion of the SAT I to be considered for admission. Based on figures from previous years, your combined math and verbal SAT I score should be better than 1300 to be competitive for admission. Georgia Tech does not require prospective students to take the SAT II.
For further information about the SAT I, contact:
College Entrance Examination Board
SAT Program
P.O. Box 6200
Princeton, New Jersey 08541-6200 U.S.A.
website: www.collegeboard.org
· Submit a course-by-course with GPA evaluation from a professional foreign credited evaluator. This evaluation is mandatory for all non-US coursework for all students.
We recommend:
Josef Silny & Associates
7101 SW 102 Avenue
Miami, FL 33173
phone: 305.273.1616
www.jsilny.com
· Combine all the required elements (Application for Freshman Admission, $50 application processing fee, Financial Statement and Educational Experience form, SAT I score, and school records) and submit them to:
Standard Mailing Address:
Office of Undergraduate Admission
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0320
Overnight Express Address:
Georgia Institute of Technology
Office of Undergraduate Admission
219 Uncle Heine Way
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0320
Freshman Admission Application Deadline:
January 15 (postmarked)
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On Campus Contacts
Office of International Education
Georgia Institute of Technology
631 Cherry Street
Savant Building, Suite 221
Atlanta, GA 30332-0284
phone: 404.894.7475
email: info@oie.gatech.edu
website: www.oie.gatech.edu
 
排名第十一位：加州州立大学---- San Diego分校

加州州立大学（简称 CSU）是美国最大的公立大学系统，共有 23 处校园，在校学生（包括国际学生）约40 万人。CSU 行政总部设于长滩，由 23所平等的院校组成（包括成立于 1857年的加州第一所公立大学），统一由理事会管理并执行统一的招生及教学标准。理事会成员由加州州长指定，理事会推选总裁（该系统 CEO）并任命各院校校长。加州州长，副州长，下议院议长，州教育总监均为理事会官方理事。
加利福尼亚州超过半数本科毕业生和三分之一研究生出自加州州立大学。加州州立大学以治学严谨而著称，该校系统尤为注重教学水准，所颁发的证书，无论是学位证书，还是非学位证书和各种研究课程的专业证书，在美国和世界上均享有极好的声誉，具有很高的学术价值，被尊称为 "职场金牌 "。因此，在加州州立大学毕业和培训的学生，不仅在加州、在全美乃至全世界都很受欢迎。

圣地牙哥为全美第六大城市，以学术教育和观光闻名，该校校地有500英亩，为美国最大州立大学系统之一，以其科学研究著称，现有六位诺贝尔奖得主执教，该校1959年成立，拥有1976英亩的广大校地。
Applying for Admission as an International Student
· Applying for Undergraduate Admission
· Applying for Graduate or Professional School Admission
· Academic Records
The University offers both undergraduate and graduate programs. Undergraduate programs offer bachelor’s degrees, while graduate programs offer master’s, doctoral or professional degrees.
Undergraduate Study
If you have completed secondary-level education in a preparatory school (gymnasium, liceo, lycée, high school or senior middle school), or have reached matriculation or intermediate standards, you should apply for admission as an undergraduate at the freshman level. Freshman and transfer applicants have different application forms. Freshmen have never been enrolled full-time as college students. In general, transfer students will have completed at least 60 semester (90 quarter) units of college credit.
Master's or Doctoral Study
You must have completed at least the equivalent of the bachelor’s degree to be considered for graduatelevel study.
Professional Study
Many of the professional schools must severely limit the number of students admitted annually. International students are rarely admitted to University of California medical schools. Applicants must have superior scholarship and generally are required to attend an American college for one year before being admitted to a professional school.
Applying for Undergraduate Admission
You can apply for undergraduate admission online. If you do not have easy online access, you may use the printed application. Download an application form or request an application by e-mail at ucpubs@ucop.edu or by letter to:
University of California, Office of the President
SAS: Communications
1111 Franklin Street, 9th Floor
Oakland, CA 94607-5200, U.S.
When requesting an application in writing, include your full name and your mailing address, including your country. In addition, please indicate the term and year for which you would like to apply and whether you will be applying as a freshman or transfer applicant.
Testing Requirement
Students applying for undergraduate admission as freshmen must submit scores on an approved test of mathematics, language arts and writing — either the ACT Assessment plus Writing or the SAT Reasoning Test. In addition, students must take two SAT Subject Tests in two different subject areas of the student’s choice: English, history and social studies, mathematics, science or languages.
These tests must be taken no later than December of the last year of secondary school. Information about the SAT is available at www.collegeboard.com and the ACT at www.act.org.
Engineering and Computer Science
International applicants to engineering and computer science programs at the University of California are advised that the number of qualified applicants far exceeds the number of available spaces in the programs. Preference is given first to California residents, then to other U.S. residents. Only a limited number of extremely well-qualified international applicants can be considered for admission to these programs.
When to Apply for Undergraduate Admission
UC Berkeley
Fall Semester 2007: File November 1-30, 2006
UC Merced
Spring Semester 2007: File July 17-August 17, 2006
Fall Semester 2007: File November 1-30, 2006
All Other Campuses
Winter Quarter 2007: File July 17-August 17, 2006
Spring Quarter 2007: File October 1-31, 2006
Fall Quarter 2007: File November 1-30, 2006
The application fee of $70 for international applicants entitles you to be considered for admission at one campus. You may select more than one campus, but you must pay an additional fee of $70 for each one. These fees are nonrefundable. Please note that many campuses are unable to accept applications after the end of the designated filing period. Some campuses do not accept applications for winter or spring terms. If you are applying during the winter or spring filing period, check with the campus Admissions Office or go to Open/Closed Majors to determine whether the campus(es) and program(s) you are interested in are accepting applications.
Applying for Graduate or Professional School Admission
For information on graduate and professional school application and admission, see the graduate department/division website of the campus you are interested in attending. If you do not have Internet access, contact the graduate department/division or academic department for information.

排名十五位：加州州立大学----LOS ANGELS分校
加利福尼亚州立大学（洛杉机校区）
California State University, Los Angeles ，简称CSULA ，建于 1947年，位于洛杉机东部，是一所综合性大学，涉及 50多个学术及专业领域。学校由 6所学院、50 个系别组成，在校学生21,000 名。
Applying for Admission
As an undergraduate, you may apply for admission as a freshman or as a transfer student. You are a freshman applicant if you completed secondary school and have not enrolled in a regular session at any college or university. UCLA does not admit students into any undergraduate program who already hold Bachelor’s degrees, nor do we admit students who have the equivalent of three years [130 quarter-units or more] of transferable university work. You may not disregard your college record and apply as a freshman.
Admission to UCLA is highly selective in all majors. Preference is given to California residents, then to other United States residents. We are only able to admit a small number of international applicants each year.
More information on when and how to apply

Academic Requirements
To be considered for admission to UCLA, international students must have completed secondary school with a superior average in academic subjects and have earned a certificate of completion which enables the student to be admitted to a university in the home country.
Students who have attended school under the British system must present five GCSE/Ordinary-Level examinations and at least three Advanced-Level examinations with superior grades. Results of Advanced-Supplementary or Higher-Level exams should also be submitted. Students enrolled in the India/Pakistan post-secondary system must apply as undergraduates unless they have earned a Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a Master’s degree in any other area, in which case they should apply for admission to a graduate program.

Transcripts and Official Records
UCLA requires records from all secondary schools attended, showing subjects taken and grades received as well as any national or government certificates earned. Documents of all college or university coursework must also be sent in the original language, along with English translations. Do not send these documents now. If you apply and are admitted to UCLA, your admission packet will contain instructions on how to send your original records to us.

Freshman Test Requirements
All freshman applicants are expected to take the following tests:
· Test Requirements
o The ACT Assessment plus the new ACT Writing Test.
- or -
The new version of the SAT Reasoning Test with critical reading, mathematics, and writing scores from the same sitting.
o Two SAT Subject Tests in two different subject areas*:
§ English (literature)
§ history/social studies
§ mathematics (Level 2 only; Level 1 will no longer be accepted)
§ science
§ languages (other than English)
* Applicants to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science are strongly encouraged to take the following SAT Subject Tests: Math Level 2 and a science test (Biology E/M, Chemistry, or Physics) that is closely related to the applicant's intended major.
more on the test requirements
In order for your test scores to be available in time for our review, all tests must be taken by December of the year before you plan to enroll. Arrangements to take the tests in your country may be made with the Educational Testing Service. You should request that your test scores be sent directly to the UCLA Undergraduate Admissions Office.

Language Requirements
A proficiency in English will be critical to your success. UCLA requires one of the following proficiency exams from all international students coming from non-English speaking countries:
· International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
o a score of 7 or higher on the academic module
· Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
o a score of 83 or higher on the Internet-based test (iBT)
o a score of 220 or higher on the computer-based test (CBT)
o a score of 550 or higher on the paper-based test (PBT)
When you take the test, have your scores forwarded by the testing service to the UCLA Undergraduate Admissions Office.
If you are admitted to UCLA and your native language is not English, we may also require you to take UCLA’s English-as-a-Second-Language Placement Examination immediately before the term in which you enter. If your score indicates a weakness in English, several terms of your program may include special courses in English for international students. If your score shows that you are seriously deficient, you will be required to gain proficiency in English before you are allowed to pursue your studies at UCLA.

Information about Majors
UCLA offers 121 majors at the undergraduate level. Please note that the number of qualified applicants to any of the majors in engineering (including computer science) or economics (including business economics) far exceed the number of spaces available in these programs. Competition in these areas is even more rigorous than in other programs.
UCLA does not offer undergraduate degrees in architecture, journalism or business administration. See section on Undergraduate Majors for a complete listing.

Financial Information
UCLA does not award scholarships or financial aid to undergraduate students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States. International students must prove that they have sufficient funds available to them to pay for their educational and living expenses. For fall 2005, students needed a minimum of $41,500 (with an additional $5,000 recommended for additional personal expenses, contingencies and summer expenses). This minimum amount usually grows each year.
UCLA also requires that all international students on non-immigrant visas have adequate medical insurance during all periods of enrollment. More information about these requirements will be sent to students when they are admitted.
Fees, Tuition, and Estimated Student Budget

Additional Information
Information about undergraduate and graduate courses, degree requirements, housing, and student services is included in the UCLA General Catalog.
 

排名十八位：Princeton University
普林斯顿大学坐落在美国新泽西州普林斯顿小镇，位于费城和纽约之间，环境幽雅，生活富裕，校园宁静祥和。作为全美第四个最古老的学府，普林斯顿大学在学术和资源方面都名列前茅。它拥有著名的教授学者、数量巨大的校友捐款、世界领先的核能实验室，以及四百五十万册藏书。该校由工程与应用科学学院、建筑与城市规划学院、威尔逊公共及国际事务学院和研究生学院构成。威尔逊公共及国际事务学院长期以来保持着培养政府官员的传统。特别出色的系有历史系、哲学系、英文系、数学系和物理系。现共有全时教师666人，大学生4564名。研究生1700名。
Application Instructions
Princeton Class of 2012
Princeton’s College Board number is 2672.
How to Apply
Applicants to Princeton may submit the Princeton Application or the Common Application and the Princeton Supplement. It is entirely up to you which format you use. You may:
· • Log in and complete the Princeton Application online. (Please note that the Secondary School Report and Teacher Reference forms can be downloaded and printed, but cannot be submitted online.)
· • Submit the Princeton Application on paper. You may request an application booklet and color viewbook online or by calling 609-258-3060, or download the application forms in PDF format from the Forms section below.
· • Submit the Common Application and Princeton Supplement on paper. Printed copies of the Common Application forms are available from your guidance counselor. You may also download the Common Application and the Princeton Supplement in PDF format from the Forms section below.
· • Submit the Common Application and Princeton Supplement online at the Common Application online site, https://app.commonapp.org.
The same options are available to students applying from countries other than the United States.
Transfer Admission
Princeton does not offer a transfer admission option. We consider students who have begun college or university studies elsewhere to be transfer applicants. We do not permit such students to apply for freshman admission.
When to Apply
Beginning with the Class of 2012, Princeton will offer one decision program. The final postmark or electronic submission deadline is January 1. We encourage applicants to submit their portion of the application by December 15, if possible. Applicants will receive their decisions from us by early April.
Application outcomes include: admission to Princeton (students must accept or refuse our offer by May 1); refusal of admission; or assignment to a waiting list composed of candidates to whom offers of admission may be extended if space permits.
Applicants must have taken the SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject tests no later than the January 2008 test date.
Applicants who apply for financial aid and are offered admission in early April will be notified of any aid awards at the same time.
Test Requirements
All applicants must take the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT (with writing) and three SAT Subject Tests, and have their official scores reported to Princeton by the testing agency. Subject Tests should be in three different subjects. To register for SAT tests go to www.collegeboard.com.
All applicants must take three SAT Subject Tests. The ACT does not replace the three required SAT Subject tests.
SAT Subject Tests for engineering
If you are considering a degree in engineering at Princeton, your three SAT Subject Tests must include either physics or chemistry and either mathematics level I or level II.
TOEFL for non-native speakers
If English is not the language you speak at home and you are attending a school where English is not the primary language of instruction, you must submit results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in addition to the SAT Reasoning and Subject Tests. (Students who have attended an English-medium secondary school for at least three years are not required to submit TOEFL results.)
Frequently Asked Questions
Interviews
If you have the opportunity, we encourage you to accept an invitation to meet with a member of one of our Princeton Alumni Schools Committees. We have volunteers in many areas in North America and throughout the world. If there are sufficient volunteers in your area, you will be contacted by an interviewer after you submit your application.
An interview is not required for admission to Princeton and you will not be at a disadvantage if you happen to live in an area where our volunteers are not available. We do not conduct on-campus interviews, but we invite you to visit Princeton, if possible, to learn more about the University.
Matriculation
Students may only begin an undergraduate degree program at Princeton in the fall semester. Admitted students may request to defer their enrollment for one year in order to travel, work, perform military service, or to pursue other activities—as long as they do not enroll full-time at another college or university. Requests for deferrals, including extension for a second year, must be made in writing to the Admission Office.
Financial Aid
Princeton offers one of the strongest need-based financial aid programs available. You may apply for financial aid at www.princeton.edu/aid. If you are unable to apply online, please refer to the Financial Aid Information and Application Instructions booklet (available here soon in .pdf and .htm formats).
Printable Application Forms
To apply online:
· • Princeton online application
· • Common Application Online with Princeton Supplement
Application Checklist:
We recommend you print a copy and check off the steps as you complete them.
· • Application checklist (includes welcome letter from the dean of admission and the Joint Statement on Common Ivy Group Admissions Procedures)
Princeton Application:
· • Complete Princeton application. Includes optional forms, Teacher References, Secondary School Report and Mid-Year School Report.
· • Complete Princeton application with editable text fields. Includes optional forms, Teacher References, Secondary School Report and Mid-Year School Report.
Individual Princeton forms:
· • Application only (no optional or reference forms)
· • First and Second Teacher Reference forms
· • Secondary School Report or International Secondary School Report
· • Mid-Year School Report
· • Guidelines for Submitting Arts Materials: Dance, Music, Theater, Visual Arts.
· • Optional Reference and Optional “What Else...” forms
· • Joint Statement on Common Ivy Group Admissions Procedures (includes welcome letter from the dean of admission and the application checklist)
Common Application instructions and forms:
· • Common Application Instructions
· • Common Application
· • Princeton Supplement (.pdf with editable text fields available in August 2007)
· • Teacher evaluation, school report, and midyear report forms
· • International Secondary School Report
· • Final Report     (For admitted students: Final Report 2006-2007)
· • Guidelines for Submitting Arts Materials: Dance, Music, Theater, Visual Arts.
· • Home School Supplement to the Secondary School Report
· • Optional Reference and Optional “What Else...” forms
· • Joint Statement on Common Ivy Group Admissions Procedures (includes welcome letter from the dean of admission and the application checklist)
NOTE ON FORMS WITH EDITABLE TEXT FIELDS: Adobe Acrobat Reader software will enable you to open, fill out, and print these forms. However, your data is NOT saved between sessions. We recommend that you draft lengthy text answers beforehand using a simple word processor. You will be able to copy and paste text into the appropriate fields on the form.
Admission Office
Princeton University
Box 430
Princeton, NJ 08542-0430 USA
Tel 609-258-3060
Fax 609-258-6743

 

我们为您承办的荷兰公立大学如下：

 

应用型大学：

海牙大学—2006全荷商科排名第一

阿姆斯特丹商学院---百年名校, 国际金融欧洲闻名

汉恩大学—物流学士学位课程的首选

乌特列支应用大学---以教学严谨著称

CHN莱瓦顿大学---2007年国际酒店管理越居欧洲第一

NHL北方莱瓦顿大学---荷兰教育部特许一年制专升本资质

格罗宁根应用大学

萨克逊大学---专业设置最为丰富的应用型大学之一

方提斯应用大学

鹿特丹商学院

 

综合型大学：

蒂尔堡大学—经济学欧洲排名第一

阿姆斯特丹大学（本科/硕士）

阿姆斯特丹自由大学（本科/硕士）

格罗宁根大学（本科/硕士）

鹿特丹伊拉斯姆斯大学（本科/硕士）

代尔夫特理工大学（本科/硕士）

埃因霍芬理工大学（硕士）

屯特大学（硕士）

莱顿大学（硕士）

乌特列支大学（硕士）

 

国际学院：

海牙社会学院—专业主要涉及人权、女权、社会发展、人力资源配置及社会国际问题。 

 

 

 

 

经济强国（综合国力世界前11）

免经济担保

全英文授课

学费每年3至6万人民币

所有学术类大学均位于世界300强之列

申根签证，免签证畅游欧盟15国

合法打工

带薪实习

交换学习，交换国家：美国、加拿大、英国、澳大利亚、德国、法国、西班牙、北欧四国等，交换期间的学费以荷兰为准。

强势专业：物流、法学、酒店、商务管理、金融、会计、园艺、经济学、建筑、食品加工等

 

荷兰公立大学2008年春季入学招生一览表

 

 1欧元≈10元人民币   

 

 

2年获得2个硕士学位！

成功完成第一个硕士学位后，只需再读6个月，就能获得第二个硕士学位！

 

澳大利亚许多大学的硕士学位的课程都是1.5年，在RMIT（皇家墨尔本理工大学），只要申请人成功完成了第一个1.5年的硕士学位，就可以申请第２个硕士，并获得该学位长达１年的学分豁免，也就是说只要再读半年就可以获得第２个硕士学位。

 

目前RMIT开设的双硕士项目仅限于以下课程：

	第一个硕士学位需 1.5年	第二个硕士学位需0.5年
1	Master of Professional Accounting专业会计硕士 （CPA, ICAA认证）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
2	Master of Arts （Advertising）文学士（广告学）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
3	Master of Business Information Technology 商业信息技术硕士（ACS澳大利亚计算机协会认证）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
4	Master of Arts (Communications)文学士（传媒）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
5	Master of Education (Educational Leadership and Management) 教育硕士（教育领导与管理）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
6	Master of Finance金融硕士	Master of Commerce商务硕士
7	Master of Engineering (Integrated Logistics Management) 工程硕士（综合物流管理）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
8	Master of Business (Logistics Management) 商业硕士(物流管理)	Master of Commerce商务硕士
9	Master of Business (Marketing) 商业硕士（市场营销）	Master of Commerce商务硕士
10	Master of Business Administration工商管理硕士	Master of Commerce商务硕士
11	Master of Business (Logistics Management) 商业硕士(物流管理）	Master of Business (Marketing) 商业硕士（市场营销）
12	Master of Business (Marketing) 商业硕士（市场营销）	Master of Business　(Logistics Management) 商业硕士（物流管理）

注：2007年RMIT物流管理硕士课程也招收没有相关工作经验的大学毕业生，但所教授的内容，根据申请者是否拥有2年相关工作经验会有所不同。 

作为尊重多元文化国家的典范，澳大利亚始终重视各民族语言的传承，因此对各少数民族语言翻译的需求一直很大。成为澳大利亚的注册翻译，可以通过学习被NAATI（澳大利亚口译和笔译认证机构）认证的课程来获得。在华人比较密集的墨尔本地区（维多利亚州），对翻译的需求量也不小。在维多利亚州各大学开设的翻译课程中，只有皇家墨尔本理工大学（RMIT）的翻译学高级文凭（Advanced Diploma of Interpreting and Translation）获得了NAATI的认证。

翻译学高级文凭 Advanced Diploma of Translating and Interpreting

RMIT代码：C6067·CRICOS代码：053922G·1年 12480澳元 2月和7月入学

笔译和口译是在两种语言之间准确的转换的技巧，用于促进不同文化背景下的交流。笔译是两种语言的书面转换；口译是两种语言的口头转换。

高级文凭提供书面和口头的翻译技巧，也包括符合NAATI要求的角色、道德、职业和上下文联系能力等各方面的培训。这项培训由10门必修课组成，另有4周的实习也为必修。课堂活动、实际操作和评估都是对于理论和实际的结合，并且课程中会强调必要的翻译技巧以帮助学生通过NAATI的认证考试。

该课程有很强的行业界基础。NAATI要求实际教授笔译与口译课程的机构得到NAATI认证与授权，且由行业中的从业者进行讲授。因此教师本身都是NAATI的成员并且也实际从事着翻译工作，具有丰富的行业经验。

入学要求

满足以下任一条件：

• 雅思（IELTS）总分至少6.5且每门不低于6.0

• REW学术英语高级

• 由学院组织的双语入学测试

教育背景：

文凭的申请者必须：

·在提交申请那年的1月1日前必须年满18周岁；

·完成12年级或相同程度的学期且成绩良好；

大学仍然保留根据学生个人学术背景的测试权力。测试可能包括短文写作、翻译、口语和听力。测试时间由大学安排。

课程衔接

该课程毕业生如果继续学习文学士（国际学）本科课程（学制3年），可以最多申请一年半的课程免修，用剩下的一年半时间完成学位。

专业认证

在口译或翻译的考试中取得70％的学生根据认证考试规则，可以推荐获得NAATI职业口译或翻译的认证资格。根据当前NAATI和我校的协议，必须得到口译或笔译的认证之一才能够获得毕业文凭

就业

高级文凭的毕业生可以作为公共或私营翻译服务提供商的合同承包者，这些服务商包括医院、法院、企业、政府部门等，或自己创业。本课程的职业认可也是得到国际人才市场承认的，特别是外交和商业公司。

相关专业介绍：

文学士（国际学）Bachelor of Arts (International Studies)

RMIT代码：BP048·CRICOS代码：031941·3年 15360澳元/年  2月和7月入学

 

国际学是一项综合的，以职业为中心的课程，使学生们为今后国际化工作环境做好准备。在课程中使用最新的，动态的，创新的方法教学面对全球化和国际化趋势，因此课程注重：全球局部与区域联合，文化、语言的宗教的多样性，国际化与多元文化背景的职业实践。该课程适合于那些想在全球化背景下工作，还有想掌握一门外语的人。课程指导学生把所学的知识用于全球化和多语言的国际工作环境。需要国际知识和技能的职位正在逐渐增加，并且学要有能力，熟悉多种文化，善于思考和掌握两种语言的毕业生。该课程的毕业生可以在医学国际化的主旨中需求工作机会。比如国家或州政府，国际项目咨询公司，国际贸易企业，国际教育组织，国际人力资源企业，国际体育、旅游和娱乐公司，国际航空和海运公司，澳大利亚国际移民和难民组织，翻译机构，学校、学院和语言中心，国际救援组织，国际服务组织，人权和其他跨国社会运动组织等。 

RMIT皇家墨尔本理工大学为2007年2月和7月入学的新生提供每学期2个奖学金名额，奖学金额度为5000澳元/人。申请人可以是申请就读以下任一专业授课类课程的学生：

课程代码及名称：

MC111	Master of Biotechnology 生物技术
MC154	Master of Biotechnology (Clinical Microbiology临床微生物学)
MC155	Master of Biotechnology (Environmental and Agricultural Biotechnology环境和农业生物技术)
MC156	Master of Biotechnology (Food Microbiology食品微生物学)
MC157	Master of Biotechnology (Food Science and Technology食品科学和技术)

在2006年10月15日（2007年2月入学）或2007年4月15日（2007年7月入学）之前获得RMIT以上专业录取通知书的学生均有机会获得该奖学金。无需另外填写申请表。RMIT奖学金评审委员会将根据学生本科阶段的学习成绩排名确定获奖人，并将在奖学金截止日2周后通过电子邮件通知获奖人。 

新生入学奖学金

奖金额度为正常学制每年减免学费3000澳元。即3年制学士学位共减免学费9000澳元，1.5年硕士学位共减免学费4500澳元。在学生获得录取通知书后，奖学金将根据学生入学前的学习成绩评定，一般来说在以前的学校成绩排名在前10%的学生能够获得该奖学金。

申请本科课程的学生无需填写另外的申请表格，申请硕士学位课程的申请人需要先注册，并经过面试。博士学位奖学金请向IPRS或RUIS申请。

优等生奖学金

每学期RMIT都为本科和硕士学位学生提供优等生奖学金。硕士课程完成一个学期，本科课程完成2个学期的学生有资格申请。该奖学金根据学生的累计成绩评定。一般来说在RMIT的学习成绩排在前10%的学生有机会获得。获奖者下一学期的学费将被减免1500澳元。

校友奖学金

校友奖学金授予在RMIT完成了本科或硕士学位并申请了计算机和信息技术学院更高一级课程的学生。每门课可以得到250澳元的减免。由其他合作院校（RMIT Vietnam, the African Virtual University, Taylor's College 或Informatics）转来墨尔本RMIT计算机和信息技术学院的学生也能获得。 

芝加哥大学
University of Chicago

芝加哥大学（以下简称芝大）是一所私立、男女同校、无宗教派别的综合性大学，1891年由约翰·洛克菲勒创办，1892年10月1日正式开课。芝大的学术单位包括大学学院部、4所研究生院，7所专业研究学院、大学进修部、芝大出版社、图书馆及各学术中心、委员会和研究所等。

芝大学院部是小型的私立寄宿学校，用于培养本科生，学制4年，授文学士和理学士学位。该部由5个学院组成，它们是生物科学、人文学科、自然科学、社会科学和新大学学院。除上述研究生院外，芝大还有以下专业研究学院。神学院、法学院、商学研究生院、普利策医学院、欧文·哈里斯公共政策研究生院、社会服务管理学院。 

哈佛大学
Harvard University

哈佛大学建于1636年，比美国作为独立国家的建立几乎要早一个半世纪。1780年，哈佛学院被马萨诸塞州议会破格升为哈佛大学，此名一直沿用至今，常被简称为哈佛。

　　现在，哈佛大学规模庞大、资产超群，常被人戏称为“哈佛帝国”。全校共设有13所学院。其中本科生院两所，即哈佛学院与拉德克利夫学院；研究生院11所，即文理学院、商业管理学院、肯尼迪管理学院、设计学院、教育学院、法学院、神学院、医学院、牙医学院、公共卫生学院及大学扩展部等。

　　到目前为止，哈佛共出过6位美国总统，33名诺贝尔奖金获得者和32名普利策奖获得者。此外，还出了一大批知名的学术创始人、世界级的学术带头人、文学家、思想家，如诺伯特·德纳、拉尔夫·爱默生、亨利·梭罗、亨利·詹姆斯、查尔斯·皮尔士、罗伯特·弗罗斯特、威廉·詹姆斯、杰罗姆·布鲁纳、乔治·梅奥等。著名外交家、美国前国务卿亨利·基辛格也出自哈佛。我国近代，也有许多科学家、作家和学者曾就读于哈佛大学，如胡刚复、竺可桢、杨杏佛、赵元任、陈寅恪、林语堂、梁实秋、梁思成、江泽涵等。

几个主要的研究生院的著名系、部有：文理学院的生物化学与分子生物学系、生物科学部、应用科学部、计算机技术研究中心、地质学系、化学系等；医学院的细胞与进化生物学系、微生物与分子遗传学系、神经生物学系、生物化学系、生物学与生物物理学系、药物学系、免疫学委员会、与MIT合建的健康科学部等；公共卫生学院的微生物学系；设计学院的建筑系和设计专业等；教育学院的管理、计划和社会政策专业，教学、课程和学术环境专业，人的发展、阅读和咨询心理专业等。 

密歇根大学
The University of Michigan

密歇根大学（以下简称密大）属男妇同校的州立大学，是美国10佳综合性大学之一，也是世界上主要的研究性大学之一。

　　密大校园占地2,842英亩，其中安阿伯本部占地2,600英亩，有200多幢建筑物，600多万册藏书，9个博物馆，7家教学医院，几百个实验室及研究所，以及1.2万台微机。安阿伯本部共有18个学院：建筑与城市规划学院（1931年成立）、美术学院（1974年）、商业管理学院（1921年）、牙医学院（1875年）、教育学院（1921年）、工程学院（1895年）、拉克哈姆研究生院（1912年）、信息与图书馆研究学院（1969年）、法学院（1859年）、文理学院（1841年）、医学院（1850年）、音乐学院（1940年）、自然资源学院（1927年）、护理学院（1941年）、药学院 （1876年）、运动学院（1984年）、公共卫生学院（1941年）、社会工作学院（1951年）等，其中商业管理学院、牙医学院、法学院、公共卫生学院及社会工作学院均列美国高校同类学院的前5位。这18个学院共有588个专业，开设3,000多门本科课程。 

康乃尔大学
Cornell University

康乃尔大学成立于1865年（获得州长签署的特许状）.康乃尔大学从一开始就兼具公立和私立双重性质，在目前它的13所学院中，私人捐助建立9所，州政府资助建立4所，这在美国是独一无二的。

　　康乃尔大学目前设有下列13所学院：农业和生命科学学院（州立），建筑队、设计和规划学院，文理学院，工程学院，研究生院，旅店管理学院，人类生态学院（州立），工业和劳资关系学院（州立），法学院，管理研究生院，医学院（校址在纽约市区内），医学研究生院（校址在纽约市区内），兽医学院（州立）。此外还有大学图书馆、生物科学部、营养科学部、暑期班及校外学习部等机构。

　　康乃尔大学有6个国家研究中心，即高能同步加速器研究中心，科学、工程理论和模拟中心、弗洛伊德·纽曼核研究实验室，数理科学研究所，国家天文学和电离层研究中心（在波多黎各），以及国家纤细结构研究中心。

　　康乃尔大学的著名校友不少。到1983年为止，该校毕业生中先后有18人获得诺贝尔奖，其中文学奖得主1位，和平奖得主1位，物理学奖得主6位，化学奖得主5位，医学和生物学奖得主5位。1931年毕业于康乃尔大学（博士学位）的威尔斯·比德尔是著名的遗传学家，获诺贝尔奖，还曾任芝加哥大学校长。康乃尔大学几乎从它一诞生起，就以其创新精神影响了整个美国高等教育，也为世界各国培养了不少有影响的人物，比如我国的胡适、茅以升、赵元任、任鸿隽、杨杏佛、戴芳澜、唐钺、邹秉文、张心一、金善宝、曾威、唐振绪、赵祖康、谈镐生等名人都曾就读于康乃尔大学。 

麻省理工学院
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

麻省理工学院，该校自身及国内外文献均简称其为MIT，是一所男女同校的美国私立大学，位于马萨诸塞州的坎布里奇城。

MIT的学院、系、组，分别为：建筑和规划学院，包括建筑学系、城市研究与规划系以及介质艺术和科学组等；工程学院，包括航空和宇航工程系、化学工程系、市政工程系、电气功工程与计算机科学系和材料科学与工程、机械工程、核子工程、海洋工程等系；人文和社会科学学院，包括经济系、人文学系（人类学或考古学、外国语言文学、历史学、音乐与戏剧艺术、写作计划等组）、语言学与哲学系、政治科学系、科学、技术和社会计划系等；斯隆管理学院，管理系；理学院，包括生物学系、化学系、地球、大气与行星科学系、数学系、物理系、应用生物科学计划等；怀特克尔保健科学和技术学院，包括脑和思维科学系、毒理学部等。其中，人文和社会科学学院的人文学系，只设本科生阶段的学位。学校可授与的其它各种学位包括：理学学士、建筑学硕士、城市规划硕士、理学硕士、工程师（本学位均要指明被授予的领域）、哲学博士、理学博士等。

　　MIT的师资质量和水平是公认的。有93位教师任国家工程科学院院士。90位是国家科学院的成员，209位是美国艺术科学研究院的成员，有16名已故或健在的教师荣获国家科学勋章。依靠这一支杰出的教师队伍，学校在教学和培育高质量人才方面取得了优异的成绩，在科学研究方面，也处于举世瞩目的地位。 

罗切斯特大学
University of Rochester

罗切斯特大学创建于1850年，当时是一所教会学校。该校位于纽约州西部安大略湖岸工业城市罗切斯特，目前已是一所男女同校的重要世俗私立大学。罗切斯特大学是美国100所最佳院校之一。该校的7位学者是全国科学院院士，18位学者是美国文理研究院院士；在它的教师和校友中有5名教授是诺贝尔奖金获得者，9名学者获普利策文学奖。

　　罗切斯特大学的8大学院（文理学院、工程学与应用科学学院、伊斯曼音乐学院、教育与人才开研究生院、医学与牙科学院、护理学院、商业管理研究生院和人文科学与应用研究学院）共开设175门学位课程（含学士、硕士和博士3种学位），其中英语、音乐、历史、政治学、心理学、数学和光学等专业素享盛誉。 

我们相信知识改变命运，倡导中国学生理性留学。我们将根据学生的教育背景，结合学校的特点，为莘莘学子度身打造个性化留学方案，帮助有能力、有雄心的学生掌控自己的命运。让我们一起共创造未来！

  

加利福尼亚大学洛杉矶分校
University of California at Los Angeles 　　

加利福尼亚大学洛杉矶分校(UCLA)建于1919年，位于加利福尼亚州的洛杉矶，是一所世界闻名的美国公立高等学府。该校不仅拥有地理物理学和行星物理学研究所、分子生物学研究所、大脑研究所，生物医学和环境科学实验室，克伦普医疗工程学研究所、牙科研究所等知名的科研教学设施，而且聚集着一批在国际上享有很高知名度的大腕学者，同时每年还有大批访问学者来到这里，是一个名流汇集、科研成果层出不穷的地方。 学校设有近100个本科专业，半数以上可以授予硕士、博士学位，其中人类学、艺术、化学、土木工程、古典文学研究、计算机科学、经济学、电气工程、英语、地理学、德语、历史学、语言学、数学、机械工程、音乐、哲学、西班牙语、心理学、生理学、统计学、动物学等学科具有极强的实力，在美国大学相应领域排名中均居前200名。

洛杉矶分校共设有13个学院，其中两个是综合学院，向学生提供定向而非专业化的宽泛教育，同时招收本科生和研究生。另外11个是专业学院，除工程与应用科学学院、护理学院招收本科生外，其它各学院均只招收研究生。另外，分校还有23个科学研究机构，大多享有世界声誉。 

加利福尼亚大学伯克莱分校
University of California at Berkeley

加利福尼亚大学伯克莱分校是加州大学9个分校中历史最悠久、教育质量最好的分校，也是加州大学系统最杰出的代表。

伯克莱的教职工（包括研究、教学和公共服务人员）总数近1.1万，其中有1,640名全日制教员，450名兼职教员，他们中有不少是世界最著名的小说家、诗人、思想家及科学家，包括9名诺贝尔奖获得者，98名美国科学院院士（仅次于哈佛大学），60名美国工程学院院士（仅次于麻省理工学院），还拥有比美国任何一所大学都多的古根海姆会员和美国科学基金颁发的“青年研究学者总统奖”获得者。在伯克莱的教员中，还有14位曾获得美国国家科学奖章，6位曾获普利策奖，139位美国文理科学会会员，15位麦克阿瑟研究员。

伯克莱分校共有14个学院：化学院、工程学院、环境设计学院、文理学院、自然资源学院、沃尔特·哈斯商学院、教育学研究生院、新闻学研究生院、法学院、图书馆和信息研究学院、验光配镜学院、公共卫生学院、公共政策研究生院、社会福利学院等，下属100多个系和系内研究组。除系外，校园内还有40多个组织研究韵（ORUS）配合进行研究和教学。另外，伯克莱还设有许多重要的研究机构，其中有美国能源开发署的3个闻名世界的大型研究中心：劳诺斯伯克莱实验室、劳诺斯弗莫尔国家实验室和罗斯·阿拉莫斯国家科学实验室。 

芝加哥大学
University of Chicago

芝加哥大学（以下简称芝大）是一所私立、男女同校、无宗教派别的综合性大学，1891年由约翰·洛克菲勒创办，1892年10月1日正式开课。芝大的学术单位包括大学学院部、4所研究生院，7所专业研究学院、大学进修部、芝大出版社、图书馆及各学术中心、委员会和研究所等。

芝大学院部是小型的私立寄宿学校，用于培养本科生，学制4年，授文学士和理学士学位。该部由5个学院组成，它们是生物科学、人文学科、自然科学、社会科学和新大学学院。除上述研究生院外，芝大还有以下专业研究学院。神学院、法学院、商学研究生院、普利策医学院、欧文·哈里斯公共政策研究生院、社会服务管理学院。