When it comes to studying abroad, I think I know about it

1. I don't know what you can afford every year, France, Germany, you may also need to go to a language school, or learn a certain number of hours of French in China, the cost of going to a language school in France is not cheap, Italy, several countries in Northern Europe are relatively cheap, Italy, France generally cost seventy or eighty thousand a year, especially the first year of the cost is more, I often hear people say that there is no tuition, only fifty or sixty thousand, this cost is basic. Especially in big cities.

2. Some private schools in France seem to be okay, but the state does not recognize their diplomas, which is still very important, and the private schools in Germany are not clear, but it is still recommended to study in public universities, so that the cost is much lower (private universities in France are very expensive, and private universities in general countries are expensive and charge tuition).

3. You are a working family in the United States, you don't have to think about it, basically many majors are very strong. Germany is still the best in engineering, after all, cars are very powerful. There are a few private universities in the French art class that seem to be quite strong in business. Australia doesn't know.

4. The United States: 200,000 or 300,000 is normal, France: generally 100,000, if you go to a language school in the first year, the cost is very high, 100,000 is normal, Germany:

It's about 100,000 yuan a year, but before going to university, you generally have to go to a language school, which costs more than 100,000 or 200,000 yuan, and in Australia, more than 100,000 yuan a year is relatively economical.

5. The key depends on the degree of personal effort and whether it is in a foreign language environment, after all, these two languages are not easy, if you work hard to add to the foreign language environment, the general daily communication should be okay.

1 Sweden 2010 is a tuition-free public school with the best in Europe for computing and biotechnology.

2 The rules are the same, private education is better than public education.

3. This problem is too complicated, I can't explain it in a few words, you still call the intermediary ** to consult, anyway, it's free.

4** In the change, I will give you the order (from expensive to cheap) in the United States, Austria, France and Germany.

5. Both France and Germany are two years to start, and if you want to reach the level of listening, it will take at least three to five years for smart people.

Not to mention more, there is only a little explanation of personal experience:

If you don't have any French basics, your first few years in France will definitely be learning French.

As a general rule, it takes at least 2 years of hard work to achieve a level that can basically cope with daily life.

If you want to be able to successfully complete various majors, I am afraid that it will take another 1-2 years.

Russia is also cheap, and admission is easier than in France and Germany. There is no private problem in Russia, and all universities that can admit international students are state universities with internationally recognized diplomas. Russia is of high quality in science and engineering, arts, medicine.

The fees of different majors and different schools are different, basically 4-50,000 yuan a year for science and engineering, about 60,000 yuan for business, 7-100,000 yuan for art, and 5-60,000 yuan for medicine. Science and engineering and business are all 1-year preparatory courses + 4-year undergraduates, art majors are mostly 1-year preparatory courses + 5-6 years of majors, and medical courses are 1-year preparatory departments + 6 years of majors.

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