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M: Good morning, Prof. Johnson. May I bother you a minute?
W: Glad to meet you here in the morning. What can I do for you?
M: I’ve come to get your advice about overseas study in the US.
W: Oh, yes.(12)I was told that you are going to do a degree in computer engineering abroad. May I ask why you want to study in the US?
M: I’m deeply committed to the idea of obtaining further education and the program I want to follow is available and well-taught in America.(13)I want to contribute to my country through my education.
W: Very good. How well are you prepared for it?
M: My achievements in my secondary school and in a pre-university program are above average.
W:(14)Well, the qualification for overseas students is not only good grades at school. You are also required to have sufficient ability in English to follow a full time program of study.
M: Yes, I’m studying hard to obtain a high score in TOEFL.
W: If you do want to pursue the idea of studying in the US, I wonder which college you’ll choose.
M: I’ve no idea. Would you mind giving me some advice?
W: Of course not.(15)For initial contact, you should first bear in mind if the institution offers the program desired, and second, if your qualifications match the requirements of the institution.
M: It is really not easy to choose a suitable college. I’ll keep all of these things in mind. Thank you for having told me so much, Prof. Johnson.
W: Glad to be of any help.
12. What is the man going to do?
13. Why does the man want to pursue a degree in America?
14. What’s the qualification for overseas students according to the woman?
15. How should the man choose a university according to the woman?