Student Zheng

Date：2021-09-07   Author：admin

                                          Basic information
Master's application for Australia and the UK
Current institution: A non-prestigious university
Current major: Broadcasting and Hosting
Standardized test scores: 79.8, IELTS 6.5
Applied major: Media
Admitted universities: University of Sydney/University of Westminster/University of Queensland/University of East Anglia/Monash University

Tutoring Review

Student Zheng comes from a non-prestigious university in Sichuan Province. Judging from his academic performance alone, he is an average student. However, Zheng's passion and interest in media have deeply touched us. She is also very clear about her academic direction, guided by her own interests, and explores the role and function of the media in the current situation and development of the LGBTQ community.
Student Zheng is very eager to study media in the UK. During the planning process, we elaborately explained the curriculum Settings of each school and the institutions that could match the student's own background conditions. Among them, Westminster University, a strong media school, has become one of her targets. When conducting a SWOT analysis of the student's own background, we emphasized the need to highlight Zheng's language advantages as a bilingual major and her active participation in social activities, especially in LGBTQ and Feminism, and to deeply explore her academic research on LGBTQ as a highlight. In terms of internships, we are also applying for several positions that match the major she is going to apply for, thereby enhancing her professional match through practical experience.
Student Zheng was highly cooperative throughout the entire process and had a profound understanding and positioning of his past experiences. The communication in the document was very smooth, and they also closely cooperated with us in the later submission, tracking, and supplementary materials.
Ultimately, the student received offers from their desired university, Westminster University, as well as from UEA and the University of Sydney and Monash University in Australia.