本科申请 Undergraduate Application

Undergraduate Application Profile

Comprehensive universities: large in scale, with a wide range of disciplines and a strong emphasis on research. Examples: Harvard, MIT, UCLA.
Liberal arts colleges: focus on undergraduate studies and general education. Examples: Williams, Amherst.
Community college: two-year program with low tuition and transfer opportunities. Example: Santa Monica College.
Art schools: focus on art and portfolio. Examples: RISD, Juilliard School.

Regular (RD): Deadline is January, results are released in April.
Early Application/Decision (EA/ED): November deadline, EA is non-binding, ED is binding.
Rolling (RA): No cut-off, first come, first served.
Dual admission: If language is not sufficient, conditional admission.

Before the second year of high school: Understand the application process and prepare for academic and extracurricular activities.
Summer of the second year of high school: Select target colleges and prepare for exams (TOEFL, SAT/ACT).
Fall of senior year: Decide on colleges, complete application documents, and submit early application (EA/ED).
Winter of senior year: Submit Regular Application (RD).
Spring: Wait for admission results, confirm the institution, and apply for a visa.
Summer: Complete admission preparation and report to the United States.

Application consultation: one-on-one guidance on school and major selection.
Writing guidance: writing of personal statements, recommendation letters, etc.
Exam preparation: TOEFL, IELTS, SAT/ACT tutoring.
Interview training: mock interview coaching.
Scholarship Application: Assistance in applying for scholarships and grants.
Visa guidance: visa application and admission document preparation.
Orientation training: cultural adaptation, accommodation and transportation arrangements.