Time marches on, and seasons flow like a river. Graduation season arrives swiftly with the summer breeze, marking the beginning of a grand future for each young person, with their own mountains and seas to conquer. Graduation season is always filled with partings and reluctances to let go. As we bid farewell, let's take a glimpse at the elegance of the outstanding graduates of the class of 2022!
Liu Yuexian, from the International Business Class of 18, has been admitted to the University of Manchester.
Message: When applying to foreign schools, always maintain a positive and optimistic mindset. Don't put too much pressure on yourself, and definitely don't compare yourself to others. Set a small plan for yourself every day, constantly encourage yourself, and make progress a little bit every day. I believe that learning must pay attention to efficiency and methods. Don't engage in exhausting time battles and rote memorization, as this not only makes you very tired but also, in the long run, deprives you of the joy of learning. The environment for reviewing is also important. Try to avoid crowded places and immerse yourself fully in your review. At the same time, you can find a like-minded study companion to supervise and encourage each other. Take care of your body. Learning is a long-term battle, and a good body is the foundation for success. Pay attention to replenishing energy in a timely manner and ensure good sleep to ensure good learning efficiency the next day.
Dunn, from Class 18 of the English International Program, has been admitted to the University of Birmingham.
Message: During your undergraduate studies in China, work hard to improve your GPA, as it is crucial for applying for master's degree programs abroad. Additionally, accumulate internship experience in your relevant field, as many UK schools have internship requirements. When applying, have a clear self-positioning and specific target schools. It is recommended to put effort into searching for various information, such as school background and course information. As the saying goes, "The stars never disappoint those who journey, and time never disappoints those who are determined." May you leave no regrets and achieve great success.
Huang Jun, from the International Business Class of 18, has been admitted to the University of Leeds.
Message: Although applying for graduate school is different from taking the postgraduate entrance exam, it is also a long process. The preparation of application materials can be chaotic and disorganized. At the same time, schools have performance requirements, so there are often times when it becomes difficult to continue studying. At these times, it is necessary to correctly regulate these negative emotions, relax appropriately, and not constantly keep oneself tense. When unable to continue studying, it is important to find a suitable way to relax and adjust before resuming study. Only in this way can one be more efficient. As the saying goes, "Once the pot is broken, the pot and the fire are both lost; once the bridge is destroyed, the two hundred and twenty thousand soldiers of Qin will all fall to the state of Chu." Similarly, "By lying down on a bed of straw and tasting gall, one can subdue the Wu army with three thousand soldiers." Finally, I wish all junior brothers and sisters who want to apply for graduate school can bravely move forward!
Guo Chuyan, from the International Business Class of 18, has been admitted to the University of Leeds.
Message: Believing in yourself is the most important thing. There will always be people around you who are better than you, and while recognizing the gap, you should also believe that you can narrow it. Don't deny yourself from the start, and don't be defeated by imagined failures. It's never too late to start working hard, except for "tomorrow". If you have an idea, take action and make a plan. With a goal in mind, move towards it. No matter where you study, stay firm to your goal from beginning to end. Even if you stumble forward in the midst of a storm, persist as a game player. Don't be influenced by the environment, don't lose your lofty aspirations, and devote yourself and strive without hesitation. Persistent efforts will always be rewarded.
Xu Junming, from the 18th English International Class, has been admitted to the University of Queensland and Monash University.
Message: The "lying flat" mentality of contemporary young people is not about being idle and unproductive, but about overtaking others on the curve. After lying flat, don't indulge in daydreaming, but rather erupt in silence. You will see many people taking different paths. The best goal is not one that can be seen to the end at a glance, but one that requires you to immerse yourself in hard work and struggle to achieve. The stairs to climb up all require you to look down at the ground.
Wang Ziqi, from the 18th International Class of Accounting, has been admitted to Monash University.
Message: The high attrition rate in Australian universities indicates that exams are not a cakewalk. Unlike traditional Chinese education, exams in Australian universities cannot be passed solely through rote memorization. If students do not fully understand the subject matter and cannot apply what they have learned to new situations, they will definitely fail. Finally, I wish everyone who studies in Australia can overcome all obstacles and receive the offer they aspire to.
Qin Shiji, from the International Business Class of 2018, has been admitted to the University of Sheffield.
Message: Regarding applying for graduate school, be sure to apply to schools in advance. The earlier you apply, the more opportunities you have for selection. Domestic GPA has a significant impact on graduate school applications, so make the most of your opportunities and study hard! When it comes to learning, rote memorization is a method for exams, but the most important thing is to infuse emotion and use your preferred method, especially for English learning. As for life, just do what you want to do, and don't worry about others' opinions.
"Gao Yidian, 18th in the English International Class, admitted to Cardiff University."
Message: Preparing to apply to foreign universities is a relatively difficult stage. On the one hand, it's a long-term process, and on the other hand, it's a time to exercise one's perseverance and mindset. For those preparing to apply for graduate studies, determining a professional direction is crucial. It's important to have a clear understanding of one's own abilities and future prospects. When choosing a suitable university, don't aim too high, as this can easily lead to application failure. Once you have determined your direction, you can use online resources to gain a comprehensive understanding of world rankings and annual admission rates. Choose the school and major to apply for based on your actual situation. Finally, I want to tell everyone that since you have chosen a distant destination, you should just keep going through storms and winds.
