Can anyone talk about the pros and cons of studying in Norway?

In fact, there are not many students who come to Norway to study, because most students do not know what advantages Norway has that are worth studying in Norway, if you read the following you will have a different understanding.

First, education is perfect.

There is no tuition requirement to study in Norway's public schools, which have 10 years of compulsory education. Like local students in Norway, they all go to public schools and have no tuition fees. The teaching in Norway is on par with European education, and the level of education in Norway is still very advanced in the world, and it also has a high status, and the Norwegian diploma is recognized by the world.

2. Language The first year of study in Norway is to learn Norwegian, various schools in Norway have also opened language schools for students, some universities in Norway teach students professional courses at the same time students can also learn Norwegian here, the study of Norwegian does not require students to spend money, students can work in Norway as long as they get a Norwegian language proficiency certificate, or enter a Norwegian university to study. Most people in Norway speak Norwegian, and if you want to meet Norwegian people outside, you have to speak Norwegian, which is very beneficial for you to survive in Norway.

3. Employment advantages.

Norway's well-developed economy creates good jobs for students. Norway excels in many fields, and students can find a suitable job here after graduating from a relevant field in Norway, or they can return to their home country to find a job. Norwegian is a language that few people know in the country, and some companies may need a Norwegian speaker to work for the company, which gives Norwegian students a good job opportunity.

Fourth, the environment is beautiful.

There are many islands in Norway, you can enjoy the beautiful harbor and sea view here, the Norwegian architecture is also very unique, there are very unique sculptures, and there are sacred churches, so that students who study here can feel the Norwegian culture, and there are also students from other countries who come to Norway to study, you can learn each other's language and culture.

Fifth, the visa is easy.

When applying for a visa to Norway, the visa officer will not have high requirements for students, and the visa rate can reach more than 95%.

It stands to reason that the grade point of i is very good. There is no point in going to this school in Norway. Are you majoring in mechanical automation?

In your case, you can prepare English now. Apply to go abroad a year late, but your major is a sensitive major, and the visa is a bit troublesome.

Secondly, you can prepare again and go to graduate school next year.

If you really feel like there is no way out. You can try it in Norway. When I was studying for a Ph.D., I said that I would like to move to Sweden, other Europe, or the United States, etc., but now I can only slow down

The cost in Norway is about 100,000 yuan a year.

In addition, you are from Zhejiang University, but unfortunately you have taken a lot of wrong paths. If you like aviation, you should go to Beihang instead of Zhejiang University. The opportunities are not the same.

Also, for insurance, it is most suitable to choose a mechanical automation major, and then go to aviation when you are a graduate student. In this way, it is impossible to learn aviation, and there are many employment opportunities for mechanical majors. A few years ago, when my relative's child was choosing a school and major, I consulted with a chief scientist of Langley Research Center.

You're so uncomfortable right now.

It's pretty good, but in the end it's better if you choose to go back to your home country.

Nowadays, there are many countries that can choose to study abroad, and Norway is one of them. We all know that studying in Norway is much cheaper than in the United Kingdom and the United States, but we don't know how much. So, how much does it cost to study abroad in Norway for a year?

Let's take a brief look at it together!

It is understood that the cost of studying in Norway is about 70,000 100,000 yuan a year.

The breakdown of the cost of studying in Norway in 2017 is as follows:

1. Tuition: 1. The one-year living expenses and tuition fees of the language school are about 8-100,000 yuan per year 2. The living expenses of vocational and technical colleges and universities are about 60,000 yuan per year (free of tuition) 2. Living expenses:

1. House. The price of the student dormitory is about 2,000 yuan per month, about 15 square meters, which is not very expensive, at least it is a single room, and it is comfortable to live in. In addition, the rent also includes utilities, 24-hour hot water, year-round heating, and a private bathroom. Unless it's a particularly old student apartment, you'll be allowed to share a bathroom with other people.

2. Food. Food in supermarkets looks much more expensive compared to house prices. It is recommended that Shanghai students learn to cook home-cooked food before going abroad. If you insist on cooking by yourself, you can eat well for only about 1,000 yuan a month, and 1,500 yuan.

There is also a communal kitchen in the student apartment, about 4 people share a kitchen, and it is estimated that Western children will only mix a salad and fry an egg.

3. Others: 500 yuan for transportation, 500 yuan for books and stationery, and 1,000 yuan for other odd expenses.

The rent of 2000 months is about setting up your own tent.