悉尼大学日前在官网宣布将正式接受国内高考成绩直接申请本科入学，下图中为各个省份所对应的分数，此项措施涵盖所有课程和专业！
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昨日，一条消息在微博上不胫而走：“澳大利亚名校悉尼大学日前在官网宣布将正式接受国内高考成绩直接申请本科入学了！感兴趣的同学可以详细看一下表中各个省份所对应的分数，此项措施涵盖所有课程和专业！”
通过这份表格可以看到，满分750分的高考试题，河南学子只要达到582分就能申请悉尼大学。
这个门槛在全国范围内属于“第二高”要求最高的是湖南学生，需要583分才能申请；要求最低的是青海考生，仅需430分就能申请。
尽管如此，582分的申请门槛依然比国内不少名校要低。举例来说，2011年河南普通高招录取控制分数线，文科一本分数线为562分，理科一本线为582分。而当年清华、北大的录取分数比一本线还要高出不少。
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“世界排名第36位，高于清华北大；录取分数要低100分，你心动了吗？”
估计国内来的留学生会增加很多。
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嗯，房价要涨了。
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为啥到了国外，分数还不统一，什么意思？就这么着，青海的户口要涨价了。
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上海只要468
房价要涨
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想钱都想疯了
但是也要雅思吧？
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上海满分630
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Separate English Requirements apply.
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西藏户口紧俏了。
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业内预计不会出现“扎堆申请热”
“悉尼大学在澳大利亚排名非常靠前，基本属于前三名的学校。这次给高考学生直接开放大门，是对中国留学生的一个诱惑。”张佩瑛说，以前中国学生想要上这所名校不通过预科是不可能的。之前，也有一些国外大学在留学生申请时会看学生成绩，但没有明确多少分可以录取，此次悉尼大学不但承认了中国高考成绩，还给各省份高考生“划出分数线”。其划线依据，就是依照国内高考一本、二本分数线推算而出。
如此简单的条件，会不会造成很多高考生扎堆前去报考？张佩瑛认为，这样的情况应该不会发生：“除了高考成绩，申请去悉尼大学还需要通过雅思考试。雅思成绩对于中国学生来说也是一个挑战。总分要达到6.5分，单科成绩不低于6分。”
另外，悉尼大学一年近20万元人民币的学费也会使一部分考生“望校止步”。
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估计是生源不够了吧...
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以后中国学生录取后可以直接交人民币学费
全面接轨
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我的高考分数够进了。。。
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感叹下。这样的分数线，真的不高啊
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高考分数PDF：http://sydney.edu.au/documents/f ... %20Requirements.pdf
英语要求PDF: http://sydney.edu.au/documents/f ... %20Requirements.pdf
英语要求截图：
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Arts and Social Science， education， law平均7.5
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应该有人能考到吧。
虽然主要目的是拉生源，但是怎么也得差不多才行啊
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我的高考成绩够了，雅思也够了。
其实国内英语能考120以上的，上上新东方，达到7分没问题。
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上上考试机器培训学校新东方，差不多。
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过个几年，悉尼大学将被纳入各省高考志愿填报范围中，考生可以像填报国内院校一样，悉尼大学则根据当年考生分数及填报志愿划取分数线
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能进医科吗？
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这个分数，看起来像专科分数线。
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印象模糊了，广东用过标准分，这个750是什么分？
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The University of Sydney's mission to attract the best students domestically and internationally has been given a boost with a new arrangement which will make it easier for China's top students to study here.
Effective immediately, the University of Sydney has determined that students who have completed the China National Education Entrance Examination (the Gaokao), and who have attained a Tier One result, may apply directly for admission into an Undergraduate program at The University, provided they meet the University's English language and special entry requirements.
In the past these students would have had to undertake Foundation Studies first before being able to apply for direct admission.
The arrangement was initiated by the University of Sydney Business School, which put the proposal to the University's Academic Board, which approved the arrangement for all undergraduate courses university wide.
It means some of China's top students who may have opted for other tertiary institutions overseas where foundation studies were not required, may now choose to study at the University of Sydney.
The University of Sydney has a proud association with China's academic institutions and Chinese students, with more than 1500 academics working on or in China, more than 4,000 students already studying here and more than 20,000 Chinese alumni.
The relationship is bolstered by the University's China Studies Centre, which started operations in January 2011. It was established to provide coordination and direction to the study of China and Chinese culture at the University. In addition to supporting research and scholarship, the Centre teaches several postgraduate programs in China Studies and interacts with business, government and community activities concerned with the study of China in both China and Australia.
"The University is proud to be one of the most engaged universities with China in the world," said University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor Dr Michael Spence.
"This new arrangement will see even more of China's top students opt to study here and will further increase our high-level engagement in years to come."
Acting Dean of the University of Sydney Business School Professor Tyrone Carlin said the University was one of the few top-tier universities in Australia offering this arrangement, showing leadership and furthering our intention to attract the very best students.
He said Australian government research into the Gaokao confirmed its academic integrity and the likely success of students under this arrangement.
"We aim for the best students and know this arrangement will help attract the highest quality students with excellent potential. The University of Sydney Business School looks forward to welcoming some of China's top business minds."
The entry score required for admission into an Undergraduate program can be found here. Potential students should note that for some courses special entry requirements may apply in addition to the Gaokao score.
These scores are based on the Tier One results required by each Province and are subject to change based on an annual review. The scores will be applied consistently across all Undergraduate programs, regardless of the published ATAR required for each program.
Students who do not meet these minimum entry requirements may still apply to the University of Sydney via the University of Sydney Foundation Program. The Foundation Program is conducted by Taylors Institute of Advanced Studies Ltd College on behalf of Study Group Australia and the University of Sydney. The Foundation Program allows both first and second semester entry to undergraduate courses at the University of Sydney and other universities within Australia.
The University of Sydney Foundation Program has established a record of successful university entry with more than 80 percent of students gaining entry into undergraduate courses at the University of Sydney and the rest to other Australian institutions.
For further information on international admission to the University please see recognised international secondary qualifications and international undergraduate entry requirements.
来源：
http://sydney.edu.au/news/84.htm ... mp;utm_campaign=cws
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