Questions about UIC, I hope to help answer!

Everyday is generally 1000-2000 a month, only 1000 is enough for food, and the price in Zhuhai is not high. A meal costs a dozen dollars.

Other costs, buses are generally 3 yuan, and 2 yuan is also available. The school is far away from the city, so if you don't go out often, the food is all the expenses. Most of the things you buy are online, so as long as you can control your hands and don't click on it**, the cost will not be very high.

There is also a book fee, the business department requires that you must buy genuine books in class, thousands of yuan a piece, but you can buy second-hand books, and now there is a three-person bookstore in the town that specializes in second-hand books. For other books, you can consider reading the electronic version, or photocopying it yourself, which is very cheap for dozens of dollars.

Other expenses are water and electricity bills, which is about 100 a month.

Most of the people who come to UIC will go abroad for graduate school, and the education here is very good, much more advanced than domestic universities. It's just that if you don't go abroad, I don't think it's worth it to come here, but of course it's good if you want to work in a foreign company.

It's up to you to spend your day-to-day expenses. Living expenses jade university doesn't have much to do with = = Some people love to compare, there are 10,000 a month, and some people are about 800. The school has a variety of scholarships, and those who meet the requirements can get scholarships.

This fee is indeed more expensive than many universities in China. Many of the teaching assistants in the office play games and watch movies, and so many people are invited. But is it possible to do what the promotional video says, I hope I have verified it.

I know that the school's grade points are very low, which is not conducive to going abroad, and the administrative staff is irresponsible, and it is common for them to pass the buck to each other. Whether you can do it well or not depends on yourself.

It can be said that because you are under a lot of pressure, if your family has a relationship, then you can also consider it, because first of all, the cost of learning is expensive, and the family is not easy to afford, you will be under a lot of pressure, and then you are determined to get good grades, if you do well in the freshman year, you may not have to worry about it, but it will be difficult for you to adjust when the pressure is getting bigger and bigger.

No, but there is a scholarship, it is said that only those who are particularly excellent can be exempted from the tuition of the first year, and it seems that only a few people did it at that time, and then there is an English scholarship, and you can get 10,000 yuan for a certain score in English in the college entrance examination, but it is a drop in the bucket for tuition.

The dormitory is a four-person room outside the school, and the sophomore is a two-person room better, with air conditioning, and the pressure of public washing machines is so stressful that it is to death

Hope it solves your problem.

I don't know why there are a lot of rumors on the Internet that UIC's teacher is leaving because of his financial situation. As far as I know, most of them choose to leave because of political disputes (disagreements with other teachers or leaders).

UIC has certain advantages in going to Hong Kong for graduate school or abroad, after all, I think that if I stay in UIC for a few years, first, I am used to the English teaching environment; It's all kinds of presentations and the like that make your personal courage late; In addition, the awareness of self-learning will also be enhanced. At the end of the day, I personally think that UIC not only cultivates the knowledge of the cherry industry, but also exercises personal qualities and other aspects.

However, like many others, it is not easy for UIC to get a high GPA, and the school itself is not too well-known. Unlike other schools, where GPA is easy to raise, applying to schools has an advantage in terms of pure GPA.

If the family's financial situation allows, UIC is definitely worth studying, this is a very low-key school, and many graduates have chosen to go abroad for graduate school!

Let's be honest. There are very few foreign teachers... I only have one English major as a foreign teacher. GPA is pressed low... It's better to report Nottingham or something...