本科留学申请无需申请费的10所美国大学

第一篇：本科留学申请无需申请费的10所美国大学

本科留学申请无需申请费的10所美国大学

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去美国留学[微博][微博]读本科，大多数学生都会同时申请数所美国大学。而美国大学本科申请平均每所50美元的申请费对于想去美国留学的同学来说也是一比不小的开支。那么有没有本科申请不需要申请费的美国大学呢？答案的肯定的。美国留学小编特为大家整理了本科申请无需申请费的10所美国大学，想节约费用的童鞋可以参考参考哦。

1.美国 凯斯西储大学(Case Western Reserve University)

凯斯西储大学坐落在俄亥俄州的克利夫兰市，是一所有名的综合研究型大学。大学的医学院和工程学系最有名。第一个得诺贝尔奖的美国人是凯斯西储大学的麦克森教授(1907年)。学校录取率为51%。通过线上申请凯斯西储大学是免费的，纸质申请需要50美金。

2.美国格林奈尔学院(Grinnell College)

格林奈尔学院坐落在爱荷华州的格林奈尔市，是一所排名十分靠前的文理学院，该校最受欢迎的专业为社会科学、文学、生物学及历史学。格林奈尔学院的入学申请竞争非常激烈，入学审查十分重视申请学生的GPA成绩、班级排名、推荐信及在校表现，录取几率为36%。通过线上申请格林奈尔学院是免费的，纸质申请需要30美金。

3.美国杜兰大学(Tulane University)

杜兰大学坐落在路易斯安那州的新奥尔良市。该校的法学院、公共健康学院与医学院是全国有名的。杜兰大学的入学申请竞争非常激烈，入学审查十分重视申请学生的GPA成绩、班级排名、在校表现以及标准考试成绩，录取几率为27%。申请是免费的。

4.美国路易克拉克大学(Lewis & Clark College)

路易克拉克大学坐落在奥瑞岗州的波兰市，是一所文理学院，该校以其社会科学和人文学专业闻名。目前有来自50个国家的国际学生。最受欢迎的专业是社会科学、心理学、文学以及语言学。录取几率为64%。通过线上申请是免费的，纸质申请需要50美金。

5.美国巴顿学院(Barton College)

巴顿学院坐落在北卡罗来纳州的威尔森市，以其商学和教育项目闻名。巴顿学院提供滚动式入学形式，录取几率为50%。申请巴顿学院，通过线上申请是免费的，纸质申请需要25美金。

6.美国科尔比学院(Colby College)

科尔比学院坐落在缅因州的华特维尔市，是国内知名的文理学院。该校园内有珀金斯野外动物保护区(Perkins Arboretum wildlife refuge)，对于环境研究专业的学生是一项优势。科尔比学院的入学申请竞争非常激烈，入学审查十分重视申请学生的GPA成绩、入学论文、推荐信以及在校表现，录取几率为29%。申请科尔比学院是免费的。

7.美国克拉克森大学(Clarkson University)

克拉克森大学坐落在纽约州的波茨坦市(Potsdam)，是一所私立大学。这所大学的地理位置绝佳，学生可以很方便地到达纽约市及加拿大。该校最受欢迎的专业为工程学、工商管理、生物学以及政治学。入学录取率为77%。申请克拉克森大学，通过线上申请是免费的，纸质申请需要50美金。

8.美国强生威尔森大学(Johnson & Wales University)

强生威尔森大学坐落在克罗拉多州的丹佛市，是一所位于大城市的小型私立大学。该校以提供独特的专业闻名，例如：公园与娱乐管理专业，全校有15%的学生修读。其他受欢迎的专业还包括商学、家庭学以及消费者科学。强生威尔森大学的录取率为60%。申请强生威尔森大学只能通过线上申请，是免申请费的。

9.美国伊利诺伊理工学院(Illinois Institute of Technology)

伊利诺伊理工学院坐落在伊利诺伊州的芝加哥市，是一所中等规模的私立学院。该校以工程学及科学专业闻名，大部分学生在该校修读工程学、建筑学、计算机科学、商学以及心理学专业。伊利诺伊理工学院的入学录取几率为55%。申请伊利诺伊理工学院只能通过线上申请，是免申请费的。

10.美国密歇根理工大学(Michigan Technological University)

密歇根理工大学坐落在密歇根州的霍顿市(Houghton)，是一所中等规模的公立大学，该校以其工程学专业闻名，超过一半的学生在该校修读工程学专业，而另外一半的学生多修读商学、市场营销学以及计算机科学。密歇根理工大学的录取几率为77%。申请密歇根理工大学只能通过线上申请，是免申请费的。

第二篇：美国留学本科申请方案

美国留学本科申请方案

方案设计:

1）直接入读本科申请美国TOP50的名校

条件要求：托福IBT100分/雅思6.5分以上，高中三年平均分90分，有SAT成绩

2）直接入读本科申请美国TOP100的名校

条件要求：托福IBT80分/雅思6.0分，高中三年平均分在80分以上，有SAT成绩

3）直接入读本科有机会进入美国TOP150的名校

条件要求：提供托福80分或雅思6.0以上，以及高中平均成绩中等偏上,没有SAT成绩

4）本科双录取

条件要求：没有托福或雅思成绩，高中平均成绩中等。

5）先就读社区大学后转学分

条件要求：高

二、高三毕业，无语言成绩或语言成绩低，平均分不高 学生应该在入学时间之前12到18个月开始着手准备申请，这样可以了解各个学校并完成各种必需的测试。申请程序

第一步：参加标准化考试

第二步：准备申请材料

第三步：寄送材料和成绩

第四步：和学校联络，看是否需要补充材料

第五步：确认学校是否需要面试

第六步：等待录取，索要I-20

申请的基本材料

1.学校要求的申请费和填好的申请表格

2.高中毕业证书和成绩单。如果还没毕业，就提供成绩单和在读证明。

3.标准化测试成绩（托福，雅思，SAT I、SAT II），如果没有语言成绩，可以选择双录取。

4.个人陈述，阐明学习目标和学习成果。

5.推荐信，推荐信一般由老师或能够介绍申请人学习和能力情况的人来写。

6.美国大学还会要求学生提供财力证明，以示学生有能力负担其本科教育开支。

第三篇：申请美国本科留学步骤

申请美国本科留学步骤参加标准化考试

去美国读本科的标准化考试包括两部分，一是TOEFL，二是SAT考试。相对于研究生申请来说，美国本科申请对于学生的语言水平更高。本科教育要学大量的课程，同学间的交流也更频繁，更广泛，如果没有一个良好的英语语言基础，那些刚刚成年的学生是很难适应美国的学习和生活的。

一般来说，申请者的TOEFL成绩不要低于80分，SAT成绩1600分。当然申请者的语言成绩越高越好。

SAT考试，是美国高中生进入美国大学所必须参加的考试，其重要性相当于中国的高考，也是世界各国高中生申请进入美国名校学习能否被录取及能否得到奖学金的重要参考。所以申请美国学校的学生一定要有一个SAT成绩，这样，你至少可以为美国录取委员会提供一个和美国本国学生比较的一个标准，增加自己的录取机会。有了TOEFL和SAT成绩，申请者只是具备了申请美国大学本科入学许可和奖学金的一个基本条件。

准备申请材料

高中学习成绩(申请者一般需要向所申请的大学提供高中的成绩单，要有中、英文两份，各自加盖学校的公章。高中成绩一般平均分在80分以上，对申请者来说就够用了。美国的学习成绩一般按照满分4。0折算，中国学生只需要提供学校出具的原始成绩单即可。推荐信(申请者一般需要提供3封英文的推荐信，也有学校提供2封即可。根据中国学生的实际情况，可以找班主任、年级组长或校领导来写，最好能够拿到校长的推荐信。但这2-3个推荐人都必须和申请者之间确实发生过联系。

个人陈述(美国大学一般都要求申请者提供一至数篇的个人陈述(Essay)。这些材料是申请入学许可和奖学金的重要文件。写作Essay的一个总原则就是，一定要围绕自己的特点来写，因为美国大学希望通过Essay了解到的是申请者的具体情况。

因此，申请者就要写出自己有哪些与众不同的特点。另外，还要根据美国大学的具体要求，严格控制每篇的字数。

其他证明材料(申请者还应提交其他能够充分证明自己才能的文件，特别是如果申请者在国际级的竞赛中得过奖，将大大增加被录取和授予奖学金的机会。

学校提供申请表格(申请者需要按照不同学校的要求填写该校统一格式的申请表格。表格可以在网上填写，完成后直接提交即可。如果是通过学校网站申请，还要准备好信用卡，在网上交纳申请费用。

不放弃高考

申请去美国读本科一定不要放弃高考，千万不要为了留学考试、申请而放弃了高考。留

学专家认为，最好以高考为主，而以申请为辅。能申请到美国好的学校，并且得到了奖学金，当然很好，但是如果申请不到理想的学校，也可以在国内上很好的大学。然后可以在就读期间争取转校或者在本科毕业以后申请去美国读研究生。

高中阶段是一个人一生的黄金时期，也是学习任务非常重的时期，所以如果你有申请美国读本科的打算，那么一定要做好详细的计划：

准备期(从高一开学到高二暑假)这一阶段主要是准备和参加各类标准化考试时期，在高二结束时最好把TOEFL和SAT都要考完，最晚也要在高三上半学期时考完。

申请期(高三上半学期)准备并提交所有的申请材料。

等待期(高三下半学期开始)在等待OFFER的同时，保持和美国学校的联系。

签证期拿到OFFER后就要准备签证，但是签证时间一般在高考之后，而且现在即使你拿到了OFFER，在签证时，签证官也会看你的高考成绩。

第四篇：美国大学留学申请

留学美国申请文书范文 4 College Admission Essay

College Admission Essay

By Merdit Ebrani

I'm a tomato and the problem is, everyone else is an onion.I discovered this from watching the grown-ups when I was young.Whenever we went out to restaurants or the movies, I would notice things about their behavior.They were so different, yet oddly enough, they all seemed to act the same way.Adults were onions, protected by a layer of skin so that no one could see who they really were.And I was a tomato, as fragile and new to the world as could be.The slightest touch left an imprint on my mind, whether it was an insinuation or an insult.And I started thinking about it.We're all born tomatoes.By age eleven, the change to onionhood is already underway.The whole process is very subtle, and it is seldom thought about afterwards.It begins with authority figures, any of the major influences in a child's life: parents, friends, school, and television.In order to feel accepted by these figures, children have to adapt to certain rules.Girls learn to be thin.Guys learn to impress girls.Everyone learns to get the right answer at school.And if they fail to meet any of these criteria, they get embarrassed.This is the “red onion” phase, halfway between tomatohood and onionhood.Soon enough, kids begin inventing ways to escape criticism.The girl can choose not to eat or she can pretend that she doesn't care.The guy can choose to imitate someone famous or he can pretend that he hates girls.The kids who usually gets the right answers at school find ways to seem like they always get the right answers;and the kids who rarely get the right answers find ways to show that they don't care.This is the skin of the onion developing.And by the beginning of high school, the mature onion has formed.With time, its skin grows thicker.Some onions even realize that they are onions, but are hesitant to peel for fear of losing their safety.Occasionally I'll catch myself onionizing, especially if something really bothers me.In my freshman year of high school, I was scared that I wouldn't make any friends so I convinced myself that I was the loner type.For months I refused to meet anybody because I had already decided that we wouldn't get along.It felt awful to finally confront my fear.But I didn't avoid doing it.I knew it was going to leave a bruise on me, and that was fine because it was better than covering up my problem.And once I opened up,I had an easier time meeting people than I would have ever imagined.That's the way tomatoes are.We never try to hide who we are or how we think.College, where one learns to question the status quo, seems like it would be the perfect place for a tomato.Yet I also recognize that the coming time will be a challenge.I will be confronting new ideas, new situations, and new fears, and will have to assimilate these experiences without changing the fabric of my mind.I will have to keep my vision of the world fresh and open, and not succumb to the hardening of established ideas, or onionizing, that I see occurring around me all the time.In the end, it is possible that tomatoes and onions do have something in common: a comfort in the usual way of doing things, a resistance towards change.These next four years will be a shock for me, as I explore new intellectual realms and my mind continues to mature.And although I will never stop being a tomato, I hope that college will at least help me to ripen a bit.

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