Global Study Abroad Trends: CheersYou Builds Long-Term Support System as Competition Shifts from Applications to Planning
Global Study Abroad...
New Master’s Programs for Fall 2027 in Hong Kong and Singapore: HKU, CUHK, PolyU, NUS, and NTU Expand Into Key Fields
New Master’s Programs...
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1 Reforms: End of D/S, Restricted Transfers, and 30-Day Grace Period for International Students
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1...
Global Study Abroad Trends: CheersYou Builds Long-Term Support System as Competition Shifts from Applications to Planning
Global Study Abroad...
New Master’s Programs for Fall 2027 in Hong Kong and Singapore: HKU, CUHK, PolyU, NUS, and NTU Expand Into Key Fields
New Master’s Programs...
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1 Reforms: End of D/S, Restricted Transfers, and 30-Day Grace Period for International Students
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1...
UCL East Opens with Global Business School for Health, Now Accepting Applications
The new UCL East campus on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park will open this September, welcoming its first cohort. With extensive eco-friendly facilities, it can host over 3,600 students and will...
Global Universities Reinstate GRE Requirements for Fall 2023: US, UK, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore
As the pandemic stabilizes, global graduate applications for Fall 2023 are gradually returning to pre-pandemic norms, and the previously widespread GRE Optional policies are rapidly fading. Top...
Global Study Abroad Costs Compared: Which Destination Offers the Best Return on Investment?
As a significant educational investment, the high costs and future return on investment are central to family decision-making regarding studying abroad. This article provides an in-depth analysis of...
UN Online Volunteer Application Guide: Zero Cost, Low Barriers, and Work from Home
To meet the need for summer background enhancement, CheersYou（清柚教育） has compiled a guide to applying for UN online volunteering projects. This program is free, has low barriers, and has no strict...
WUSTL MSSCM: Program Overview, Student Experience, and Career Paths
CheersYou（清柚教育） provides an in-depth look at the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) program at Washington University in St. Louis. The program, spanning two to three semesters, is...
Gaokao 'Off the Charts' Difficult: Have a Plan B? These Overseas Universities Accept Gaokao Scores!
In the face of record-high applicant numbers and intensifying competition, CheersYou（清柚教育） reminds students and parents that the gaokao is not the only path to higher education. Planning for overseas...
GRE or GMAT? Stop the Struggle and Decide!
This article provides a detailed analysis of the key differences and applications of the two major graduate standardized tests, GRE and GMAT, helping families with study abroad plans solve the...
After Your UC Transfer Decision: What to Do Next
April to May is the admission decision release season for community college transfers to the UC system. Students who receive offers must log in to the system by June 1 to submit their Statement of...
UBC Graduate Admissions: Requirements and Competitiveness at a Top Canadian University
As a top 3 university in Canada and consistently ranked among the best globally, the University of British Columbia (UBC) is a dream destination for many international students. For graduate...
Do Australian Undergraduates Need Honors for Graduate Applications? How Recognized Are Three-Year Australian Degrees for UK/US Master's?
Whether to pursue an Honors degree after completing an Australian undergraduate program depends primarily on a student's academic performance and future plans. Honors is typically offered to top-...
Cornell’s MPS in Management: Program Overview and Admission Requirements
For business applicants with limited work experience, top U.S. universities offer relatively few Master’s in Management programs. CheersYou（清柚教育） provides an in-depth analysis of Cornell's Master of...
Don't Rush Your Love Letters — Without Solid Improvements, Waitlists Lead to Rejections
As the application season nears its end, many students have received those agonizing waitlist notification emails. A waitlist decision is not a rejection; rather, schools place qualified applicants...
From USYD to Columbia: What Tiers of U.S. Grad Schools Can an Aussie Undergrad with Average Grades Apply To?
This article shares the real-life case of Y, an Economics undergraduate at the University of Sydney, who successfully clinched master's offers from Columbia University and Johns Hopkins University (...
US Master's Programs for Liberal Arts Students Switching to CS: A Look at Northeastern's Align CS
Addressing the challenges of liberal arts students switching to CS without a background, this article focuses on Northeastern University's Align CS program. The program has no undergraduate...
Failed the Postgraduate Entrance Exam? What Are Your Chances of Studying Abroad Success?
This year's postgraduate entrance exam competition is exceptionally fierce and score lines have risen sharply. Many students who failed the exam face the difficult choice between direct employment...
STEM Quantitative Master’s Programs for Liberal Arts Applicants: Columbia QMSS, UPenn SMART, CMU MSPPM & More
Addressing the employment challenges and lack of OPT extension for liberal arts students applying to U.S. graduate programs, this article breaks the myth that data-related programs require a STEM...
Global Study Abroad Trends: CheersYou Builds Long-Term Support System as Competition Shifts from Applications to Planning
Global Study Abroad...
New Master’s Programs for Fall 2027 in Hong Kong and Singapore: HKU, CUHK, PolyU, NUS, and NTU Expand Into Key Fields
New Master’s Programs...
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1 Reforms: End of D/S, Restricted Transfers, and 30-Day Grace Period for International Students
DHS Finalizes F-1/J-1...
CheersYou Classroom: New York Street Interviews – How Sweet Is the Air in America?
A recent graduation speech by a Chinese student at the University of Maryland has sparked heated online debate. To shed light on the realities of life in the United States, CheersYou launched a...
CheersYou Class: How Do Foreigners View Son Preference?
Drawing on recent trending topics in China, this article explores American public opinion on the traditional preference for sons over daughters through street interviews. By adopting a cross-cultural...
CheersYou Class: The Shocking Power of Plastic Surgery Leaves Men Worldwide Stunned
With a light-hearted and humorous tone, this article explores the phenomenon of influencer faces and plastic surgery culture. Through witty commentary on online beauty filters and video game...
CheersYou Classroom: The Weirdest English Names We’ve Ever Chosen
Choosing an appropriate and professional English name is crucial for students preparing to study abroad and navigating life overseas. CheersYou has observed that many students tend to follow trends...
When Do International Students Feel Most Homesick?
Studying abroad is not only about embracing a broader world but also involves letting go of familiar surroundings, the companionship of friends and family, and the comforts of home-cooked meals. This...
Brother Ken’s Class: The Chinglish That Stunned Native English Speakers
As English proficiency among Chinese speakers continues to rise, a unique brand of Chinglish has not only gained widespread domestic usage but also left many ABCs and native English speakers...
Ken’s Class Special: Do You Dislike People Who Mix Chinese and English?
This article explores the common phenomenon of code-switching between Chinese and English among international students, analyzing various types of mixed-language expressions and their actual impact...
CheersYou Class: The Most Absurd Questions Foreigners Ask International Students
This article highlights the quirky, stereotype-laden questions Chinese international students frequently encounter abroad—ranging from pandas and kung fu to table tennis—striking a strong chord with...
CheersYou Class: How to Translate Chinese Idioms That Confuse Foreigners
This article explores authentic English equivalents of Chinese proverbs through an engaging classroom format, highlighting the translations and cultural connotations of six common sayings. For...
Master the Pronunciation of Top Western Luxury Brands and Shop with Confidence
This article shares tips on the correct English pronunciation of well-known European and American luxury brands, providing detailed guidance on how to pronounce common labels such as D...
CheersYou Class: Master Luxury Sneaker Lingo and Step Out in Style
In the context of studying abroad, mastering the correct pronunciation of common international brands is not only basic life knowledge but also a crucial detail for integrating into local culture and...
CheersYou Class: Navigating American Dating Culture to Win Her Heart
This article, part of CheersYou’s “Ken Ge Classroom” series, serves as a social guide for international students, leveraging the Christmas season to delve into American campus social culture and...
Surviving New York: How to Handle Confrontations with Fierce Local Women
International students newly arrived in New York must not only adapt to heavy academic workloads but also navigate complex cultural shocks and potential street confrontations. To help students better...
CheersYou Classroom: Essential U.S. Holidays You Should Know
Understanding local festival culture is a crucial step for international students to integrate into American campus and social life. CheersYou’s Ken Ge Classroom, in its second installment, focuses...
Kenny’s Class: Learn Slang with Kenny
CheersYou is proud to introduce the Kenny Class, led by Instructor Kenny, which helps students master authentic English slang with ease. This course uses engaging and entertaining methods to help...