我们时常会需要撰写自我鉴定，自我鉴定就是把一个时间段的个人情况进行一次全面系统的总检查、总评价。自我鉴定是持续发展的关键步骤，怎样写好自己的自我鉴定呢？您是否了解“留学生自我评价”让我们一起来了解，如果您喜欢此篇文章请将其收藏起来。
留学生自我评价(篇1)
自从进学校的第一天起，我就没有忘记我来学校的目的——学好知识，学会做人。我严格要求自己，刻苦钻研，勤奋好学，态度端正，目标明确，把握了专业相关的知识和技能，做到理论联系实际。曾多次获得过学院荣誉。电脑、普通话等方面的等级考试已达标。除了在专业知识方面精益求精外，还利用课余时间专修计算机专业知识，使我能够熟练的操作各种办公软件，从而提高了自身的思想文化素质。
在工作方面，本人在学生会工作的日子里，我学会了为人处事。积极主动，工作踏实，任劳任怨，责任心强，具有良好的组织交际能力，注重团队协作精神，和同学团结一道，配合其他学生干部顺利的完成各项工作，在协会的实践中我知道了事业的伟大和一个人的付出与成就。
在校的生活，使自己的知识水平、思想境界、工作能力等方面都迈上了一个新的台阶。我懂得了很多，使我明白了一个道理，人生只有自己勇敢地面对人生中的每一个驿站。
即将走上工作岗位。我知道，这又是我人生中的一大挑战，角色的转换。这除了有较强的适应力和乐观的生活态度外，自我约束能力也有明显的增强，生活的自主能力也有了进一步提高。
留学生自我评价(篇2)
在乌克兰哈尔科夫国立大学攻读俄罗斯语言和文学六年，相当熟悉当地的.生活和居住习惯，能顺利的与当地人交流往来。在学习阶段担任班级组织委员，组织班级各项活动，拥有较强的组织能力。深得同学和老师的信任。课下能够合理安排时间，在当地DIALOG跨国网络公司从事中俄翻译以及对外顾问近两年，成功创办了“乌克兰哈尔科夫国际学生网”、“翰学院网上教育”等多个网站。对待工作认真负责，领导和同事都给予了极高的评价与感谢。
留学生自我评价(篇3)
留学生简历自我评价
在加拿大读书和生活6年，在加拿大综合类排名前三的温哥华西蒙菲沙大学经济学专业毕业，在加拿大6年，在很多地方有过工作和实习的经验，参加国很多校内和校外的自愿者和俱乐部活动。拥有极强的英语能力和学习能力，自信，且有很强的适应能力。经历了各类工作也锻炼出了我极强的工作能力和接收能力。可以适应各类工作环境。在外独自生活的6年，也让我锻炼出来了独立自主的能力。
留学生简历自我评价
在乌克兰哈尔科夫国立大学攻读俄罗斯语言和文学六年，相当熟悉当地的生活和居住习惯，能顺利的与当地人交流往来。在学习阶段担任班级组织委员，组织班级各项活动，拥有较强的组织能力。深得同学和老师的信任。课下能够合理安排时间，在当地DIALOG跨国网络公司从事中俄翻译以及对外顾问近两年，成功创办了 乌克兰哈尔科夫国际学生网 、翰学院网上教育 等多个网站，
对待工作认真负责，领导和同事都给予了极高的评价与感谢。
留学生简历自我评价
许多人在写简历的时候，非常重视教育与工作背景，但常常会忽略掉个人简历的自我评介，即使在简历中写了自我评价，也常常只是罗列一些描述个人特征的词句，这些词句如：思维敏捷、进取心强、经验丰富，虽然都是积极下面的词句，但可以用在任何一个人的身上，并不能突出个人特点。
这样的自我评价是不会受到面试官的重视，如何写出有个人特点的自我评价呢?
个人简历的自我评价是概括性的'个人特点的描述，个人的特点也许很多，突出的优点、做过的事情也很多，但不用一一罗列，写个人简历的自我评价一定要结合应聘的岗位来写，向企业突出展示自己与岗位的匹配性。
个人简历的自我评价通常包括：
1)个人资历总结。求职者本人最突出、核心的工作资历，通常20-30写，可作为整个简历的概括;
2)工作技能与专长总结。求职者与应聘岗位最匹配的2-3条工作技能与专长，如应聘翻译，可说明自己拥有专业8级证书;
3)工作风格总结。这部分是个人的工作特点，如积极进取，能够克服别人无法克服的困难，或者擅长数据处理，有敏锐的洞察力等等;
4)个人职业资格总结等。拥有的职业资格证书。
通常个人简历中的自我评价以4-10条为宜，过于冗长、格式化、无个性的自我评价会喧宾夺主，使人力资源经理的注意力被分散，无法专心阅读，甚至会对自我评价部分一跳而过，使自我评价没有起到应有的作用。更有甚者，写得不好的自我评价会使面试官不认可简历，忽视简历中工作资历的主要内容，或者不给予求职者的面试资格。
留学生自我评价(篇4)
正在读大学的申请者，也许可以参考这种写作法来完成自己的statement.
A top student of international finance at the Beijing University, probably China's best institution of higher learning, I would like to scale higher intellectual heights by undertaking advanced studies in your Master's program. Such studies will help me fulfill a dream that I have inherited from my parents: the eradication of poverty in China.
Although I grew up almost a pampered kid, I have learned of the scourge of poverty from my parents by listening to their stories about their childhood. My father, now a well-known professor of chemistry at the Sichuan University, was almost starved to death in the 1960s when his home village was mired in famine like many other parts of China. My mother, a manager of personnel with a major Chinese corporation, saw her youthful years slipping away in the chaotic “cultural revolution” period. Braving their trial and tribulation, they have always worked hard and are now well-established in their own careers. But they want more than a good life for themselves. They want to help make sure that no one in China will have to suffer in the future the way they did in the 1960s.
Prodded by my parents' high expectations, I have studied diligently over the years, drawing constant inspiration from the learning spirit prevalent on the campus of the Sichuan University, where my family had our home. While in primary and high school, I was always recognized as the best student, for which I was sent to numerous national and provincial contests and earned many awards. These include a First Prize in the National Physics Contest of High School Students and a Second Prize of the Sichuan Mathematics Contest of High School Students.
The hard work paid off in my impressive performance in the 1995 National University Entrance Examinations, with which I won acceptance into the School of Economics at the Beijing University, described as the Harvard of China by President Bill Clinton on his recent trip to China.(北京大学在中国很有名气，但老外也不一定知道，像这里这种介绍方法就很有力量。)
At the Beijing University, I have been exposed systematically to concepts and theories of international finance and economics. At the time I entered into the university, I did not know much about economics. My parents, in their zeal to make me an economist, had chosen the major for me. I am now so glad that they did so. The clear logic and advanced mathematics inherent in the economic analyses and hypotheses have particularly fascinated me. From Adam smith's Wealth of the Nation to the Game Theory by Nash to J. M. Keyes to Samuelson, I have been inculcated in virtually all the great works of economics.
One of the good things about Beijing University is that it teaches the students not only knowledge but also how they can do research themselves. I have thus been trained in a variety of research methodologies. I now understand how great economists grasp the economic reality and appreciate their readiness to ask questions on things that other people may take for granted. I recognize there are no perfect answer to some of the questions in economics, such as “how to deal with the ethical components in economy?” Basking in the academic freedom that Beijing University cultivates, I have devoted more of my time to doing research myself than doing the assignments.
Although an economics major, I have learned most of the courses in the mathematics department. In my economics studies, I feel that mathematics is critically important in modern economics, as some modern theories of economics are demonstrated by pure mathematical induction. Seeing that mathematics courses in my department were too easy for me and too simple for more abstruse economics, I got the textbooks for the math majors and taught myself what they were learning, auditing in some of the classes of the Department of Mathematics.
Never content with just performing well in my exams, I have been keen in obtaining hands-on experience. To understand the real problems in real life and thus put what I have learned from books into practice, I joined an investigation group organized by the University to investigate some big state-owned enterprises in Shanxi Province in the summer of 1997. We found, much to our horror, that many of the enterprises were plagued by chaotic management, big losses and a lot of redundant workers. On the basis of careful research, I now think that a way to save them is to institute a shareholding system for the enterprises so that the management can be held accountable to the investors.
From September to November in 1997, I got a good chance to help sort out documentary materials for the central government's Ministry of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation at its Department of American & Oceanian Affairs. On that job, I learned a lot about international trade. In the summer of 1998, I worked for the Special Appliances for Labor Protection Company in my hometown Chengdu, advising the manager on how to improve the company's managing and marketing system. Some of my advice was readily accepted. To have a taste of the stock market in China, I invested 2, 000 RMB in the stock market in January 1996. From May to November in 1996, the prices of stocks soared, and as a result, I earned over 900 RMB, which I promptly donated to a charity project for the education of poor children in the rural areas.
But hard times hit me in December 1996, when the government threw cold water on the excessive speculation by vowing not to prop up the stock market in any circumstances. The prices of stocks plummeted immediately, and I lost about 300 RMB. From the sudden fluctuations, I learned that the Chinese were still inexperienced investors and that the regulatory regime over the stock exchanges needed a lot of improvements. I have also acted as a private tutor for a 15-year-old boy for a year. I taught him mathematics and English and improved his grades in the two subjects from C to B. This way, I not only earned some money but also get some experience of teaching.
Through the above and other activities, I have enriched my experiences gained a profound understanding of my motherland and its urgent need for quality economists. I have made up my mind to devote my life to the research and teaching of Economics. To achieve this career, I must pursue more advanced studies. I have already learned economics in probably the best economics program in China. To meet higher intellectual challenges, I think it is best that I do graduate studies in a Western university. With the knowledge I have learned at Beijing University and the practical experiences I have gained in recent years, I am confident that I can meet the requirements for acceptance. My goal is to become a professor teaching economics in a Chinese university after I complete my graduate studies
To pursue studies abroad, I have achieved an excellent command of English. I have read many economics essays written in English and helped translate English essays for professor Hu, my teacher, when she is too busy. To improve my oral English, I have frequented the English Corner on the Beijing University campus, where students often gather to conduct conversations in English. I have also watched many American movies in English. Now, I can talk with the foreign students in my department fluently. I do believe that I will have no trouble studying in English in America.
With anticipation and excitement, I am now applying for acceptance into your graduate program in economics. As a student, I have achieved excellence in China, and I should achieve no less in the US. The combination of my quality education in both China and the US should send me soaring into an enlightened intellectual realm, from which I shall finally see the light at the end of the tunnel for China's problem of poverty. I can, and I should, help realize my parents' dream. (好文章应当首尾呼应。第一段提到父母的梦想，结尾时重新着眼于这个梦想，文章就变得强有力了。)So I sincerely ask you to consider my application favorably.
留学生自我评价(篇5)
我叫XXX，是XX民族大学XX学院国际经济与贸易专业的应届本科毕业生，身体健康，形象好，性格开朗活泼，兴趣爱好广泛，善于与人沟通，口头表达能力和组织协调能力强。在大学四年学习期间，我一直以新世纪大学生德智体全面发展的目标来严格要求自己。
在思想上，我注重培养自己的世界观，人生观，价值观，思想积极上进，生活目标明确，明礼诚信，自信大方。在学习上，我刻苦勤奋学习，不断提高自己的专业知识水平，取得了不错的成绩，无任何补考重修科目。
四年来，我担任过学校学生会生活部理事，学生社团秘书处理事，同时有销售兼职的经历，在XX有限公司毕业实习的经验。在工作中我培养了自己的语言口头表达能力和组织协调能力，也锻炼了我吃苦耐劳的品质，团结协作的团队精神。
此外，我在国外留学一年，掌握了熟练的听说读写能力，留学期间担任过中文翻译，并在经历过短期的实习，熟悉国外经济文化生活。留学生活增长了我的见识和阅历，更培养了我的独立能力和交际能力，提高了自己的综合素质。
我相信凭自己的学识，能力，经历，一定能胜任这份工作，我的综合素质是您选择的基础，您的选择是我展示的舞台，请相信您睿智的选择!请给予我展示的舞台，让我舞出我们共同的美好未来!
留学生自我评价(篇6)
大学四年，转瞬即逝。在这十几年的学习生涯中，这四年的经验和经历是最为可贵的，因为我已经逐渐树立起成熟健康的人生观和价值观，着眼于课本以外的现实世界，能辩证的看待各类信息和现状。除了专业知识以外，更注重提高自己的素质和修养。后两年的英国生活，更让我体验了异国文化，开阔了眼界，学会独立的操持生活。
在思想品德方面，我热爱集体，关心他人，心怀祖国。从中学的被动接受政治课本知识变成如今的主动关心时事，忧国忧民。进入大学，人际关系的性质也发生了根本变化，从纯纯的同窗之情变成互相帮助互相扶持的亲切交往。尤其是到了英国，更能明白这种交情的可贵，也从而真正意义上的学会关爱他人。
在学习上，除了认真学习了计算机的专业知识，获益最多的是养成了辩证的思考习惯。我明白了不能依赖课本知识，或单一观点来判断事物的对错，应该多方面搜集信息，结合自己的观点和想法，来做出判断。这一思考模式，不但为我的商科学习提供支持，更让我在这个精华与糟粕并存的信息网络时代中，能清醒的分析时势并接受有用的知识。另外，通过这个，我也更善于换位思考，尊重他人，理解别人的想法和苦衷。
在生活中，两年的国外生活，让我明白生活的繁琐与艰辛，感同身受后才能真正理解和感动父母的付出。所以，一直勤做家务，孝敬长辈，勤俭节约。现在的我，能更加严谨的思考，更加自信的面对未知的将来，更加成熟的解决生活学习工作的问题。我会始终感恩让我实现这些的社会大环境和我的家庭，并拿出我一生的热情来回报他们。
本人xx，男，xx年生于xx，从小就受到良好的家庭教育，而且在父母的言传身教下我很早就树立了自己正确的人生观和价值观，并懂得了如何在生活中磨炼自己。
xx年x月我被xx录取，并选择了适合自己学习的国际经济与贸易专业。一直以来我学习刻苦，勤于钻研，在四年内，学院给了我得智体美全面的教育，科学的安排了；国际贸易、国际工商管理、财务会计、国际结算、市场营销等课程。四年期间修完全部课程并顺利地通过了计算机国家二级、英语四级等等级考试。适应社会和公司对人才的要求。
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