In 2020, the COVID19 epidemic swept the world, and overseas students became the most affected group of students, which also affected the choices of Chinese students who planned to study abroad.

Has the situation changed as we move into 2021?Is the overseas study market expected to recover?Recently, EIC Education released the White Paper on Chinese Overseas Study in 2021 (hereinafter referred to as the White Paper) in Beijing.Statistics show that Hong Kong, Japan and the UK are the most popular destinations for overseas students, with the UK overtaking the US for the third consecutive year as the top choice for Chinese students studying abroad.At the same time, many countries and regions have launched COVID-19 vaccination, which has encouraged many Chinese students to re-plan their study abroad path.

In 2020, due to the epidemic, offline TOEFL and IELTS tests were cancelled, and many overseas universities began to accept the Duolingo English Test as their language scores.According to EIC's customer service data, in the 2021 enrollment season, 6.1% and 4.1% of undergraduate and master students chose Duolin English Test.Some students who apply to Canada, the United States and other countries choose the Duolingo English Test. How to buy a degree? Where to buy a fake degree online? Buy a degree from China.

In response to students' doubts about whether Duolingo will continue to accept the test scores after the outbreak, Duolingo officials have said that most colleges and universities will continue to accept the test scores after the outbreak is over, and only a few colleges and universities are currently "temporarily accepting" the test scores.Candidates can search on Duolingo's official website according to the country and degree type they intend to apply for, and check the language requirements and recognition status of the target schools.

According to experts, most colleges and universities in the United States changed their admission standards during the outbreak by adopting Test Optional policy, which does not require the submission of standardized Test scores.For the 2021-2022 application season, Test Optional is available at many of the top liberal arts colleges in the United States.