The family income is not too high, which country should I go to study abroad?

Let's go to South Korea, 5-60,000 yuan in the early stage, and I basically don't need money from my family after I go out. There are high scholarships there, and you can work part-time.

Plus this group is stable, especially good.

By: Danger - Assistant Level 2 8-31 09:48

On the 2nd floor, you're really not afraid that he won't be able to read anymore when he runs out of money, why don't you garbage agents have a conscience!

lz, tell you, no matter what country you go to, it is impossible to work part-time to earn your tuition and living expenses, unless you go to the United States to study for a doctorate, you can still make money.

Go to Malaysia, 4-5w a year, about 15w for three years, you can work, but it is only enough for your living expenses, and you can earn half of the rent, which is about the rent you give, one month. Tuition fees must be paid at home.

If you want to learn hotel management, it is better to go to a European country, but the cost is very much.

Of course, you can also go to Singapore and Malaysia to learn English, the cost of these countries is slightly higher than that of South Korea, but the things you learn are different, you can't learn English in South Korea and Japan, and it is very difficult to go to the United States, and the cost is also very high, so you can figure it out yourself.

Give points. Hey.

You can do this in two ways:

1) If you have strong English skills and excellent academic performance, you can take the Tofo GRE SATApply for scholarship programs in European and American countries;

2) Choose Asian countries, such as: South Korea, Japan, Singapore, After passing the language course, you can work part-time while studying at university. The annual tuition fee is about 35,000.

I think it's good to go to Japan and South Korea, but the cost of living is not ordinarily high, and the more people want to save, the more money they spend, that is, daily necessities and food are very expensive. As for that scholarship. Hey, I don't think it's a score, there are more excellent people in their country, how can you occupy a place if you don't fight hard?

Besides, you have to study hard, do you still have time to work? Don't you see the Koreans running out!

I think that Asian countries are actually very good except for Japan and South Korea, but if you have strong foreign language skills, it is a good choice to go to Europe and the United States (according to foreign standards, 90% of Chinese students should be able to apply for financial aid). Whether the prospect is good, it all depends on ability to speak.

It is better for poor families to study in Thailand.

Compared with studying in Europe and the United States, the cost of studying in Thailand can be said to be acceptable to any working family, and the cost of each major at each university in Thailand will be different, depending on the university and major you are applying for. There are a total of 66 national universities and 42 private higher education institutions in Thailand, and the university curriculum is generally taught on a credit basis.

Universities in Thailand do not require financial guarantees and property certificates, which are not application materials for students to enroll; There is no financial guarantee for studying in Thailand, and no guarantor is required; No institution or individual is required to use this guarantee to review or apply to study in Thailand.

The main conditions that need to be met to study in Thailand are:

1. Meet the requirements of age and education, the age requirement is that the applicant is over 16 years old, and the applicant must have completed high school or equivalent education and have a high school diploma.

2. To meet the language requirements, the requirements for students to get a score or above in IELTS are to take the test, but the specific requirements should be subject to the application requirements of each university. For students who do not have an IELTS score, some universities also set up their own language tests, and students can also take the university's English test to apply for admission after meeting the university's language requirements.

3. There must be certain economic conditions.

The cost of studying abroad varies from country to country.

If you are poor, you have to look at how much it costs, there are many poor people, it depends on how much money you have, if it is 6-80,000 yuan a year, if you go to Thailand and Malaysia, if it is 10-120,000 yuan a year.

You can go to Spain, if the conditions are ideal, the academic background and college background are good, or the academic qualifications are outstanding, you can go to the Middle East to apply for a full scholarship of 200,000 yuan, you can also give a scholarship of 30,000 US dollars in 1 year, a living allowance of 50,000 US dollars, and a salary of 30,000 US dollars per month, which is very considerable, but you have to be able to go.

Then if there is no money, 4-50,000 yuan a year, then go to Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, etc., the poor must first see how much money there is, and then it is useless for you to say where to go.

The key depends on your conditions, if the conditions are good enough, you can go, so the question is how your own qualifications are, if the poor are cost-effective, tuition-free European countries, Spain, France, Germany, etc., and then Asia is Malaysia, Thailand and so on.

Which country is more suitable for studying in general family conditions, such as; Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, France, Germany, Italy. These countries have preferential policies.

One. Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore tuition + living expenses: 8-100,000 years is buried in the Commonwealth education system, taking Malaysia's largest private university - INTI University as an example, this university is a first-class medical and doctoral university with a long history and a large scale in Malaysia (985 type universities in China).

2. The country of the French Clan, Germany, Italy.

Tuition + living expenses: 6-80,000 years.

France, Germany, Italy and other European countries implement publicly-funded education, which can be enrolled without tuition, and the annual cost is only 6-80,000 yuan. In addition, most countries allow students to work part-time, and many Xintong students can fully meet their expenses abroad by relying on their part-time income. In addition, many colleges and universities also offer master's programs taught in English, which accept applications from students based on their English scores.

Hello, I'm honored to have your question, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, Europe have preferential policies for studying abroad, ** is also acceptable, about 5-70,000 per year, in fact, the country is also very good, there is no need to run outside blindly, the best is the cheapest in Europe to learn a little more, teach a little better, study abroad can make your world view broader, accept more diversified ideas and culture, studying abroad is also a kind of growth, you can also hone your language skills, increase better employment prospects, Not all study abroad is good or not all study abroad is bad, it all depends on the individual.

Since you choose to study abroad, are you worried about running out of money?