It is better to study in Japan or Malaysia

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When choosing a school to study abroad, you can input your GPA, language scores, majors and other information into this reference system for studying abroad.

In the middle, the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

If you don't know what school or major to apply for, or what requirements are required for the school and major you want to apply for, you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to locate and enter the GPA language score, and the system will match the cases of classmates similar to you.

Malaysia has become the country with the largest number of international students among Southeast Asian countries, and the number of Chinese students in Malaysia is still increasing year by year. Compared to other countries in Europe, the United States or Asia, Malaysia is considered to be the most cost-effective country to study in, not only with a visa approval rate of almost 100%, but also in terms of education quality and employment prospects. Studying in Malaysia is a new path for students to grow, and here is how to study in Malaysia.

Choose the best study abroad plan and take the first step towards studying abroad

Why Study in Malaysia? The value of studying abroad is more than just a diploma.

Studying abroad has always been regarded as an investment, and parents not only hope that studying abroad can bring students a new living and learning environment, but also hope that students will succeed in their studies and have a good future in the future. When students and parents choose colleges and majors, they must conduct a preliminary assessment of students' own learning abilities and interests, and choose a suitable and feasible plan. In this way, you can not only get the best study abroad plan, but also make a good start for students to successfully study in Malaysia.

Plan your studies reasonably and strive to live life to the fullest

Why Study in Malaysia? The value of studying abroad is more than just a diploma.

Studying abroad is the beginning of a new life and a major stage of development in life, therefore, students must cherish the learning opportunities during the study abroad period, seize the time to enrich themselves, and prepare for future development. Since 2005, Malaysia** has allowed international students to work in their spare time, but not more than 20 hours per week. The industry where I work is mainly the service industry.

Malaysian Education Alliance experts advise students to complete their studies with excellent grades and lay the foundation for further study in the future, while successfully passing the language barrier and becoming proficient in English. In this way, you can work part-time during graduate school, exercise and improve yourself, and find your dream job.

During the study period, students will actively participate in social practice to lay a good foundation for future employment

Why Study in Malaysia? The value of studying abroad is more than just a diploma.

The so-called application of what they have learned means that the knowledge they have learned should be applied to practice as much as possible, so as to enhance students' hands-on ability and deepen the knowledge they have learned. Private universities in Malaysia will arrange a variety of internships for students to create a wide range of development space and employment opportunities for students. Students should participate in social practice more during their studies, so that after a long period of accumulation, students' future career choices and employment paths will be clearer.

Hello, these two countries must choose Japan in terms of teaching quality and academic qualifications. In fact, it is not only a comparison of these two countries, as long as your family can pay for you about 50,000 yuan for the first time abroad, and can bring you about 10,000 yuan of spare funds. It is inevitable that they will all choose Japan.

Japan has always been the top choice among Asian study abroad countries.

The best part-time job in Japan is that as long as you are willing to endure hardships, you will have a job to do, and you can still have enough money to pay for tuition and living expenses. But if you say that you don't have to endure hardship, then forget it. You can't do it anywhere if you don't endure hardship.

What about the ** studying, Japan's universities are in a state of lack of students, national and public schools can be examined, and the geographical location is a little remote, if you have to stay in a big city but can't study, you can go to a private university. The academic qualifications are also certified, so it's no problem at all.

In this country, although the academic qualifications can be certified by the Ministry of Education, although the cost is cheap, but the pronunciation of Malay English is not flattering, not to mention the living environment, I have several students who have to go to Malay due to financial restrictions to report that they can't support themselves by working there, and in the end they still have money from their families. Another important point is that you can ask your relatives and friends around me what you think of me if I came back from graduating from Malaysia. So this country is actually as a backup option.

The cost is cheap, and the degree can be verified is its biggest advantage.

Singapore, another Asian study abroad country, can't get into a good university in the third year of high school, don't go to Singapore, if you go, it will be wasted, your grades are all national and public universities and colleges are hopeless, go to a private school and return to China without certification, don't jump to Europe and the United States halfway There is no future in the future. It's too late to regret going.

I'm a Japanese student, my family is not very rich, I paid the initial amount and went abroad, let me answer your question, 1, part-time work is actually okay, you won't find a job, although it is an economic crisis, it still won't affect the student part-time job, if it's really that serious, then Japan's economy should collapse, and now it doesn't show it, 2, in fact, the country does not recognize 2+1 and other ways to study abroad, if you go to Malaysia, and then go to a third country is also a good note, However, there are still a lot of variables about visas and recognition.3,Regarding the question of learning English, it is said that Malay English is very tangled...

4. In fact, studying in Japan is that language schools are more expensive, and it is cheaper when you go to university, and your part-time job money is easy to pay for tuition and living expenses, and you can also bring a little gift to your parents when you return to China, hoping that you can be admitted to university in 1 year, which is more cost-effective.

5,LZ said to suffer in Japan, in fact, you may suffer in **, this is different from person to person, maybe LZ is very suitable for the Japanese way of life, I think that kind of suffering is nothing, 6, Japan's education level is better than Malaysia, this everyone has no opinion, in fact, after Japan, you can also apply to universities in the United States after graduating from university, and it is easier than applying from China, in fact, your 35w is already a lot of numbers, completely acceptable, More than most international students, I don't know the specific situation of LZ, I can only say so much, if LZ's university is okay, it is best to go to Japan after graduating from university, so there are many benefits, I hope LZ will consider the following.

If LZ plans to go abroad, then find a better intermediary, I am done, I hope LZ will think long-term, I wish, happy study.

If you choose 1 out of 2, it's definitely Japan.

If there are other options, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Canada, and Australia are all good.

Not very recommended in the United States.

The fees in Japan and Malaysia are relatively low.

If you go to Japan, you must first pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test before you can apply to a Japanese university.

The same goes when you go to Malaysia, you have to know Bahasa Malaysia.

If you want to get a good education, I suggest you choose Singapore or Singapore, where you can go to Singapore now to study for O-level or A-level, and then you can enter a public school in Singapore. After graduation, you can apply for a work visa and then apply for PR

In the United States, if you are over 18 years old, you can apply for dual enrollment and study at a university in the United States. After graduation, you can apply for a work visa and then apply for PR

You are welcome to continue to ask.

The exchange rate between the RMB and the Malaysian Ringgit is now 1 Ringgit is equal to the Chinese Yuan, and the tuition and miscellaneous expenses plus living and accommodation expenses for Chinese students studying in Malaysia for one year are 100,000 to 150,000 RMB, so studying in Malaysia is acceptable to more students. In addition, Malaysia is consistent with the Commonwealth countries in terms of education, with preparatory courses (language courses and university foundation courses) and undergraduate professional courses for undergraduates, and many universities are ranked well in the world. Therefore, more and more parents and students will be the first choice for studying in Asia.

Yunnan University's 1+3 undergraduate study abroad fee in Malaysia is divided into the cost of domestic study in the first year and the cost of studying abroad from the second year.

Taking Heriot-Watt University Malaysia as an example, Heriot-Watt University is ranked 302 in the QS world in 2018 and is a prestigious university directly under the UK, with campuses in the UK, Dubai and Malaysia around the world. Students who enter Yunnan University and Heriot-Watt University Malaysia to complete their first year can directly be admitted to Heriot-Watt University for their sophomore year. After graduating from the university in four years, he directly obtained a bachelor's degree from Heriot-Watt University in the United Kingdom.

The fees for the first year of study at Yunnan University include application fees, IELTS tuition, university basic course tuition, accommodation fees, textbook fees, and registration fees for university mutual recognition credit courses, and the fee standard from September 1, 2018 to the fee standard totaled *** million yuan per year. Admission places are guaranteed. The cost of studying at Heriot-Watt University in the second year includes tuition and fees, living expenses, and accommodation fees, and the total cost of the class of 2018 is 10,000 yuan from August 2 to 2018.

Chinese students and Malaysian students are charged the same fee.

Students can choose from: accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, international business, management, marketing, tourism and chain management, business administration, etc., students study in Yunnan University including IELTS and university foundation courses, and after one year, the results can be guaranteed to enter Heriot-Watt University for the second year to study the remaining professional courses.

1. The cost of studying abroad is low and the education level is high.

2. There is a lot of room for development.

3. The admission method is flexible, the study period is short, and the procedures for transferring to a third-party country are simple.

1. Teaching environment in English.

Proficiency in English is one of the most important added values of studying abroad, and some people worry that studying in Southeast Asia will not be able to practice their English. In fact, Malaysia's higher education is taught exclusively in English, which is also one of the official languages of Malaysia. Malaysians actually speak English very well, and your daily study and life here can help you develop your language skills and lay a solid foundation for moving to other English-speaking countries.

2. Cheap air tickets.

When you're away from home, there's nothing more important than coming home to see your parents and loved ones. Malaysia is very close to China, so there is no need to worry about the high cost of air tickets, which is cheaper than those studying in Europe and the United States. Round-trip from Malaysia to China costs only 1,000 RMB.

3. Low tuition fees.

Malaysia's tuition fees are low, and the annual tuition fee plus living expenses for undergraduate studies is about 6-80,000 yuan, which is a quarter of the tuition fees in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia.

4. High gold content of academic qualifications.

Low tuition fees do not mean that the level of education is backward. On the contrary, Malaysia has a lot of excellent universities that are highly ranked in global rankings. About 20 of them have been recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education.

Malaysian education, which is known for its emphasis on practice, is widely favored by enterprises and companies.

5. Springboard for famous schools in third countries.

The tuition fee for professional courses in the first two years is only about 60,000 yuan, and then go to Europe and the United States to continue studying and complete the bachelor's degree, which only costs about 160,000 yuan, which is a lot of cost compared with going directly to Europe and the United States to study. The student's diploma is issued by the school where he or she continues to study, and is exactly the same as the diploma received by the student who went directly to the school. Even students who choose to complete university courses in prestigious European and American universities in Malaysia can obtain diplomas from foreign universities.

6. Abundant internship opportunities.

Malaysian university education is known for its emphasis on applied practice, and each school maintains good cooperative internship agreements with many major companies around the world. This also provides a wealth of internship opportunities for international students. These opportunities will be a great addition to a student's resume before they go to work.

7. Low English score requirements.

Malaysian universities are more willing to give students the opportunity to progress. Most students get an IELTS score and can go directly to the undergraduate major. Unlike the United Kingdom and the United States, students can obtain a student visa without an IELTS score and allow students to complete an intensive English course at university before entering their professional studies.