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nullStuding in the U.SStuding in the U.SPrepare for ApplicationPrepare for ApplicationProcess for application Some jargons during the process for application you have to know Process for application(MA&Ph.D) Process for application(MA&Ph.D) Some jargonsSome jargonsGPA GPA is just Grade Point Average.In China,Typically, Some jargonsSome jargonsTOEFL iBT (The Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet Based Test). The TOEFL iBT test measures your ability to use and understand English at the university level. And it evaluates how well you combine your listening, reading, speaking and writing skills to perform academic tasks. And the test fee is RMB ¥ 1415., full mark is 120 GRE(Graduate Record Examination) GRE includes GRE General and GRE Subject. The GRE General Test focuses on the types of skills that have been identified as critical for success in graduate and business school, such as verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical writing. The GRE Subject Test (not necessary)is intended for students who have majored in or have extensive background in that specific area. And GRE General Test fee is RMB ¥1310, full mark is 1600 +6 (AW,analytical writing) Some jargonsSome jargonsGMAT(Graduate Management Admission Test) GMAT Exam fee is RMB ￥1880, it’s just qualified for MBA with full mark 800+6(AW) M.A and Ph.D M.A is master. Typically, it’s two years beyond the bachelor’s degree. Ph.D refers to the doctoral degree. It is technically a doctor of philosophy degree, but it is awarded in all disciplines.   Typically it requires several years of study beyond the master's degree and sometimes up to 8 years of study depending on the field, the student's research topic, and the student's skills. For us M.E is 5 years Fellowship(助学金) Fellowships are typically awarded to students beginning graduate studies, or to those who have recently completed graduate work, typically at the doctorate level. Most fellowships are funded with grant money, and the recipients receive a stipend To be frank, greatly awarded,competition steepest Scholarship(奖学金) Scholarships sponsored by colleges are often designated for students who fit a particular profile (from the college's home state, holding a specified grade average, enrolling in a particular major or bringing special talent in athletics, music, and the like). Mostly, it is highly honored, but sometimes less than fellowship Some jargonsSome jargonsTuition Waiver （学费减免） A tuition waiver is a program initiated by states that allows students to attend publicly funded higher education institutions by "waiving" tuition and fees under certain criteria. Research Assistant (助研金)  many research assistants are also graduate and doctoral students. Many graduate student research assistants are expected to perform their research assistant duties as part-time jobs in addition to their responsibilities as a student. Being hired as a research assistant and receiving a stipend for the work is often part of a graduate student's overall financial package from a university. many research projects that often require a team effort would be virtually impossible to complete.Note that RA is only for M.A and Ph.D Teacher‘s Assistant(助教金) A teacher's assistant (TA), is sometimes called an instructional assistant. These may either be volunteer or paid workers who help to assist teachers in accomplishing daily goals for each class. At minimum, the teacher's assistant usually has a high school diploma, but this is not always the case. Some assistants, especially in high school and junior high settings, are volunteers, and work to assist a teacher as an elective. U.S Top 10 Engineering SchoolsU.S Top 10 Engineering SchoolsThe Wind of Freedom Blows--StanfordThe Wind of Freedom Blows--StanfordStanford is recognized as one of the world's leading universities. Our renowned faculty offers students a remarkable range of academic pursuits that are paired with an extraordinary breadth of extracurricular activities and opportunities for research and public service. In the Founding Grant, Jane and Leland Stanford stated the university's mission: to prepare students "for personal success and direct usefulness in life" and "promote the public welfare by exercising an influence on behalf of humanity and civilization." More than a century later, Stanford University remains dedicated to finding solutions to the great challenges of the day and to preparing our students for leadership in today's complex world. Stanford’s graduate program : Business, Earth Sciences,Education,Engineering, Humanities and Sciences, Law, Medicine, Master of Liberal Arts. The Wind of Freedom Blows--StanfordThe Wind of Freedom Blows--Stanford considering mechanical engineering? Application Deadlines nullLetters of Recommendation Three letters of recommendation are required; one letter must come from an academic source, although we prefer two. If your background includes industrial experience, involvement in performing arts, athletics, public service, or entrepreneurial activities, you may wish to include one reference who can comment on that part of your experience. Recommendations must be submitted online. Wind of Freedom Blows--StanfordWind of Freedom Blows--StanfordGRE General Results GRE general results must be from an examination taken within the last five years. No GRE Subject test is required.  Our institution code for ETS reporting is 4704. You do not need a department code.  TOEFL Results TOEFL results must be from an examination taken within the last eighteen months. The Stanford institution code for ETS reporting is 4704. You do not need a department code. For more information on TOEFL requirements,  Transcripts Two original, official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended full time for one year or more are required.  Wind of Freedom Blows--StanfordWind of Freedom Blows--StanfordNote that: Application Fee and Payment is $125 for all applicants, You may submit only one application per academic year. Campus On Life Stanford is a thriving residential campus and community. It sits on 8,000 acres of foothills and plains – once a horse farm belonging to Jane and Leland Stanford and still fondly known as "the Farm." Living and learning are intimately interwined at Stanford. Extra-curricular programs, organizations, performances, forums and athletics beckon students, faculty and staff, as well as neighbors from the communities around us. nullThe Place: Palm Drive is the main entrance to the Stanford campus, which is an awe-inspiring 8,180 acres, the largest contiguous college campus in America.nullThe People: Approximately 75 percent of Stanford students receive some sort of financial aid and students are not expected to take out loans to pay for their education. nullThe People: Stanford students, faculty and alumni are responsible for everything from the laser and the synthesizer to the first heart transplant. nullThe People: Stanford students, faculty and alumni are responsible for everything from the laser and the synthesizer to the first heart transplant. nullThe Mission: Stanford students typically declare a major, in consultation with the Undergraduate Advising & Research Office, by the end of sophomore year.nullThe Mission: Approximately 75 percent of undergraduate classes at Stanford have fewer than 15 students.nullThe People: Nearly all Stanford students live on campus in an eclectic assortment of living options including Xanadu, Bob, the Enchanted Broccoli Forest and Mars (pictured here).null The Place: In less than an hour, Caltrain takes students, faculty and staff from the main entrance to campus in Palo Alto into either the heart of downtown San Francisco or San Jose, the birthplace of Silicon Valley.nullThe Place: San Francisco, a thriving metropolis known for its Bohemian and creative communities, is bordered by the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean, and is just 35 miles north of campus. 'The City' is a popular weekend destination and where freshmen embark on a scavenger hunt during New Student Orientation each year.nullThe Mission: Gates is home to Stanford's legendary Computer Science department, including professors like Sebastian Thrun who is the Director of Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Lab. null The Place: Over 12,000 bicycle permits are granted each year, making biking arguably the most popular mode of transportation on 'the Farm.nullThe Mission: Green Library is just one of the many libraries on campus - partly responsible for Stanford garnering a space on Wired Magazine's annual list of Most Wired Collegesnull The People: Thousands of students in a sea of red flood the Red Zone during home football games in Stanford Stadium, a stadium which once played host to the NFL Superbowl. The People: The Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band is affectionately known as the 'world's largest rock n' roll band.nullThe People: Hispanic.online ranked Stanford the number 1 university in America for Chicano & Latino students. Hispanic Magazine consistently ranks Stanford among the top 10.The Mission: With more than 100 to choose from, Stanford's Introductory Seminars give every freshman and sophomore the opportunity to interact in small-groups, each capped at 16 students.Thank UThank U