What are the conditions for art students to study abroad? Students studying art may not have a good understanding of what needs to be prepared in advance for studying abroad. Art students studying abroad have high language requirements and need to prepare some materials by themselves. The following natural light section summarizes the conditions for art students to study abroad, including the following aspects:

　　 Language score: Generally speaking, art students need to provide IELTS or TOEFL scores to prove their language ability. For the UK, IELTS scores usually need to be above 5 points (out of 9 points), while TOEFL scores need to be above 80 points.

　　 Education certificate: Generally speaking, art students need to provide proof of their highest education, including high school diploma, undergraduate diploma and degree certificate, junior college diploma, etc.

　　 school report: Art students need to provide GPA during their study. For British schools, they usually require students to provide GPA and percentile corresponding accounting certificates.

　　 Collection of Art Studied Abroad ： This is the most important part when art students apply to foreign universities. Students need to provide videos of their best works of art. A good collection of works can account for 50% of the whole application process, and can fully demonstrate students' ability in some aspects.

Specifically, different art majors and schools have different requirements for collections of works. For example, art students applying for painting or sculpture majors need to submit more works focusing on technical skills and practical operation, while art students applying for photography or film production majors may pay more attention to the content and creativity of their works.

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