Is it really not fun to study in Singapore?

Singapore is small. There are only 400,000 people.

As long as you have good grades, it is easy to get into college.

The learning equipment is complete and super advanced!

I use a computer all day in class. Homework is almost always online.

As you can imagine, tuition fees will be more expensive.

PR is fine. The tuition fee for college is hundreds or thousands of dollars per month!

Make sure you're in good financial condition.

Singapore has a very good environment, so you don't have to worry about natural and man-made disasters.

Recently, a **** escaped.

It is recommended that you come back after he has been caught.

It's okay if you don't speak English well in Singapore.

And most of them speak Chinese.

Communication is absolutely no problem!

And there are a lot of Chinese in Singapore.

Don't worry about being discriminated against.

Occasionally, a few people with a sick heart will discriminate against Chinese.

But they are the ones who should be discriminated against!

Mandarin is not standard.

English is also not standard.

They also call their words Singlish Chinese and Singlish.

The school will participate in a bunch of extracurricular activities than you.

Very busy. They pay more attention to talent training.

**Chinese talents are also welcome.

If you put in the same effort, you can learn to have a better foundation and direction in Singapore than in China. Stress comes mostly from your ego requirements. If you want to get into a good university, studying is very hard, and it can be said that it is not much easier than in China.

And there are many extracurricular activities to get into a good university, and there are CCA requirements. I also spend a lot of time on extracurricular activities and community service. In general, Singapore's education system is much better than China's (if you go to a regular ** school, not a self-serving cram school).

Education in Singapore is more holistic and focuses on capacity building. Conclusion: Singapore is a great place to be.

Singapore is very small, and if you have excellent grades and apply to Singapore's national universities, you will naturally have a bright future. But the admission requirements for national universities are quite high.

Moreover, if you can't get a scholarship, the annual cost of Singapore is about 100,000, which is not the cheapest country.

It's a good place to study in Singapore. The education system there is very good, and it pays a lot of attention to your skills, develops your practical skills, and does not blindly instill you with knowledge from textbooks. And the equipment they give students to practice is the most advanced.

I think companies like to have practical skills over knowledge, right?

You tell me?

I recommend that you do not come to Singapore, I think Singapore is by no means a place to enjoy the study abroad life, it is impossible to live comfortably, you know the pressure of studying here.

If you study hard in China, you have a future, but China's education is no worse than that of any other country, so why do you have to go abroad, and it is uncomfortable to live on your own

I've never been there, but I'd love to pull it.

Singapore has the world's leading advantages in basic education, as well as the world's top higher education institutions, meritocracy policies, language, culture, and geographical location.

Study in Singapore with the advantages of geographical location and language, 4-5 hours flight time from China, no time difference.

The use of Mandarin language makes life barrier-free, and Singapore promotes bilingual teaching.

Studying in Singapore has the advantages of eating habits, multi-ethnic culture, and diversified food. Living and studying in a clean, safe and modern city like Singapore offers many advantages to ensure that international students have an enjoyable and memorable living experience.

The diverse and inclusive cultural atmosphere and unique bilingual environment provide an easy-to-adapt language environment for Chinese students. Singapore is home to a rich and diverse cultural heritage where the peaceful coexistence of Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasian ethnic groups highlights this tradition. International students can experience a rich and diverse culture in a variety of ethnic communities.

The weather is pleasant, Singapore is an equatorial country, and it is almost summer all year round, with only a short rainy season in the last few months, which is good news for international students as light clothing can be worn at any time of the year and enjoy outdoor interactions.

Healthcare Insurance, Singapore's comprehensive healthcare network, ensures that your child's personal health can be well cared for, with private hospitals, public hospitals and private medical clinics of various specialties located throughout the island.

Consistently ranked as one of the safest cities in the world, Singapore provides a safe living and learning environment for students from all over the world.

Conveniently located, Singapore has an efficient network of public transport systems, ensuring that international students can travel comfortably and affordably by MRT, bus or taxi to any of them.

With its political stability, Singapore is ranked as the most politically stable country in Asia, and Singapore's friendly exchanges between China and New Zealand, as well as Singapore's policy of opening up to the outside world, make it an ideal country for study and employment.