In this lesson, you'll learn key words for applying to university and practice using 'must' and 'have to' to talk about requirements. You will read, listen, speak, and write about your future plans.
When you apply to university, the admission office looks at many things. First, they check your test scores. Good scores show you understand your high school subjects. They also look at your grades in your classes. High grades are a big requirement for most schools.
Next, universities read your personal essay. In the essay, you need to say why you want to study a certain major. You can also talk about your interests and experiences. Many schools also ask for an interview. In the interview, you must show you are serious about your education.
Finally, some students apply for a scholarship. A scholarship can help pay for tuition. To get one, you must have high scores and a strong application. Remember, every university has different requirements. You must read each school's website carefully. Good preparation makes the process easier.
"Work with a partner. Talk about what makes a strong university application. Use the vocabulary words and 'must' or 'have to'. Take turns asking and answering questions."
👉 Step 1: Ask your partner: What do you think is the most important part of an application? Why? Use one vocabulary word in your answer.
👉 Step 2: Listen to your partner's answer. Then ask another question, for example: Do you think an interview is necessary? Why or why not?
👉 Step 3: Share your own experience or opinion. Use at least two different vocabulary words. Try to use 'must' or 'have to'.
👉 Step 4: After 5 minutes, tell the class one interesting idea from your conversation.
Write a short guide (80-100 words) for a friend who wants to apply to university. Use 3 steps. Start each step with 'Step 1:', 'Step 2:', 'Step 3:'. Use 'must' or 'have to' in your steps.
Record a 45-second talk about your plans after high school. Start by saying what you want to do (university, work, travel?). Then describe 1 step you need to take. Use 'must' or 'have to'. Speak clearly and at a natural pace.
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