Professional people do professional things

Li, a student with a background in human resources and a GPA of 3.3, initially applied for Southampton DIY. In addition to his IELTS score, he submitted two internships in a regular company with a soft background. He thought that if his GPA was sufficient, the application would not be a problem, but he received a rejection letter in March.

When I saw the application materials, I analyzed the specific situation of being rejected. There was a significant difference between the core courses of the applied major and the undergraduate major, and the provided application materials did not reflect the ability to study the professional courses applied for.

In the end, based on the characteristics of the students, we applied for majors in the talent direction of Bristol and Birmingham, and ultimately obtained offers for both

Tip: Studying abroad is not like taking the college entrance examination. If you score enough, you will definitely pass, and it also needs to be combined with soft background and professional matching.