What are the requirements for junior college students to study in Australia?

College college students who want to study in Australia must prepare a notarized high school diploma, a high school transcript/notarized high school transcript stamped by the Chinese and English school, a notarized freshman certificate/certificate of enrollment stamped by the Chinese and English school, University transcript/notarized university transcript, IELTS transcript and passport stamped by Chinese and English schools.

The options for college students to study abroad are:

1. Study in Australia and upgrade to undergraduate degree. For junior college students studying for undergraduate studies in Australia, there are many acceptable schools and programs, and the study time is longer.

2. Apply for undergraduate studies in Australia in the same major. The school will grant corresponding credit exemptions based on each student's study courses and credit status. The specific amount of exemptions will be determined in detail based on the student's transcript and other materials.

3. Apply to study in an Australian undergraduate program across majors. Generally speaking, you need to study preparatory courses + undergraduate courses. If students have excellent academic performance, they can also directly apply to study in the first year of undergraduate studies. Although the three-year undergraduate program may take a relatively long time, for students who are dissatisfied with their major, a second chance to choose a major may be more helpful.

4. Study in Australia and get a master's degree. Junior college students studying for a master's degree in Australia have few majors to apply for and the study time is short.

Australian postgraduate majors are different, and the length of study is also different. It could be a year, a year and a half or two years. Although it is directly from a junior college to a master's degree, it is no different from studying for a master's degree as an undergraduate. The classes are also taken with Australian undergraduates and postgraduate students.

Compared with associate's degree to bachelor's degree, there are fewer institutions in Australia that accept associate's degree to master's degree. Australian universities generally accept majors from associate to master's degree, usually business, computer and other majors. Some associate's to master's programs require students to have work experience.

To determine what level of universities you can apply for when studying abroad, you can use the study abroad application reference system/dingwei/?ozs=dw-1.

Instructions for use: Enter your GPA, language scores, major name, school background (211/985/Shuangfei) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match students with similar grades to yours. For classmates’ cases, you can see if there are any study abroad cases suitable for you based on your own conditions. Find out about people with similar situations to your own and which colleges they went to, as a reference for your choice of college.