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Classmate, I just came back from Cuba and studied Spanish there for a year, if you want to believe me, don't go! Last year, many of the students who went to Cuba with a group of us chose to return to China to study, not to mention the poor living conditions, they couldn't learn anything at all, and those who had been studying there for several years chose 3+2 or 4+1 to return to China in advance, and our ancient Brazilian teacher told us that there would be no enrollment this year, and that Cuba's economic situation could no longer afford Chinese students. Even if I advise you not to go to the admissions, people in China can't imagine the harsh environment there, Chinese students who go to university there have no future at all, they waste time and life every day, and degenerate themselves, even if you study hard, there is an indisputable fact that after graduation, who will recognize your diploma?

Even if you study the best Spanish major, you can only work as a babysitter for others.

No recruitment, 2010 national enrollment suspended.

Officially, there was no such project in 2010. It should be suspended for two years, and after two years, there may be a group of students who will come here. So don't think about this, let's change to something else.

Thus, the Cuban Unilateral Scholarship Program, which was originally intended to last until 2012, was suspended in 2010 due to the financial crisis in Cuba (officially). On the other hand, the question of the maturity and perfection of this project is also a matter of opinion.

Kid, don't go. The living conditions and learning environment were so poor that the Department of Study Abroad and the Oriental Association held a meeting with parents in early June, and I also participated, and many children chose to return to China to study.

You can also go to the post bar of studying in Cuba to see everyone's posts.

Cuba's publicly-funded program was discontinued in 2010 and is no longer being continued.

In the case of the project of the National Study Abroad Committee, there should be no problems of opaque fees, unreasonable fees, and consumer fraud. It is recommended that you call the relevant person in charge of the National Study Abroad Committee, consult various questions in detail, and do not believe some content on the Internet, after all, studying abroad is a very important thing, and you should take a cautious and responsible attitude to treat it.

15,000 guarantee 12,000 plane ticket (one-way) 800 training fee 260 yuan for passport and photography, in addition you have to buy a lot of things, computers, summer clothes... If you haven't started yet, hurry up!

There is also a physical examination fee, which is 441 yuan in Inner Mongolia.

It's okay to pay for the travel out of your own pocket.

There should be no time and frequency regulations.

But you have to wait for the holidays before you go home, or you're probably going to skip class.

I guess I want to study in Cuba! There are a lot of official reviews of Cuban universities on the Internet, but in fact, if you really come to study abroad, there are many things that are different.

The so-called University of Havana, with 60,000 registered students, but where you go to school, you don't see half of the Cuban students.

For example, the Latin American medical school has a lot of scattered campuses, basically more than 400 students on each campus, and each campus is very far apart, and the school is surrounded by fields, not in the city, so there are a lot of inconveniences.

But if you come here to learn Spanish, tourism and education will be different, the conditions will be a little better and more convenient.

University of Havana: Universidad de la Habana

Universidad del Oriente (in Santiago).

Las Veas ** University: Univercidad Central de Las Villas (my alma mater).

Before the Cuban Revolution, there were three universities.

Universidad de Matanzas;

Universidad de Pinar del Río;

Universidad Ciego de Ávila: Universidad de Ciego de Ávila;

Universidad de Camagüey;

University of Granma: Universidad de Granma (in Bayamo);

University City of José Antonio Echeverría (formerly José Antonio Echeverría): Cujae, Ciudad Universidaria José Antonio Echeverría (ISPJAE).

The above is relatively large-scale, and I have been there.

Process:1Of course, you have to apply for the volunteer first, and then determine whether you are admitted.

2.You have to pass an interview with the Department of Education (relatively simple, such as asking why you came to Cuba, what should you do if you encounter difficulties, etc.) There may also be a question that requires you to answer in English. However, the interview method may not be the same from province to province, but it will be the same).

3.After the interview, I went to the place in my province that specializes in going abroad for physical examination, and then I had to go to the police station where my household registration is located to apply for a passport and issue a certificate of no criminal record.

4.Go to the notary office for notarization (it is a bilingual notarization in Chinese and Western).

Application requirements: 1. Under the age of 20 (as of September 1, 2009);

2. Participate in the college entrance examination of the current year, and the score reaches the local admission control score line (inclusive) or above;

3. Physical and mental health, no history of major diseases.

Major: I feel that Spanish is the best. Because the liberal arts only have Spanish and tourism are diplomas from the University of Havana, and the education is from the Cuban Institute of Higher Education. But it's not worth it to travel so far. And the employment scope of tourism is too narrow.

Living conditions: Although it is not as good as China, it is still okay in general, after all, the Cubans have tried their best, and the food is not as unpalatable as the post bar says (I am still eating fat here) Do you think: Can you find a school in China that has computers in the classrooms and air-conditioned classrooms? However, sometimes there will be power rationing in the summer and there will be a shortage of water.

Usually life is quite monotonous. (Basically, in addition to classes, it is a computer, but it may not be able to access the Internet, because the network port has to be grabbed.) ）

Cost of studying abroad. I spent about 80,000 yuan on everything at that time, after all, there are a lot of things to buy when I go abroad. If you go to school here, you can live a good life without spending money (you can eat and live). But prices in Cuba are super high! It's basically about 8 times that of China.

I have friends who go to Cuba

It's similar to other countries But it seems that there is no academic certification, it is very inconvenient to study in high school, you need to re-study in high school for a year, your first question is how to get a visa, right? As in other countries, proof of deposit, certificate of no criminal record. We have to do fairness, certification.

If you want to have a program in your country and study Spanish, you have to study in Cuba for a year in your freshman year. So it's better to go to college, it's really troublesome to graduate from high school and the education system is still poor.

There really is no good major, it is better to stay in the country, I really have to choose. The cost of living is not high, but in general it is not very modern, and it is not very good for people who want to improve their experience

Who are you?

I'm going to study in Europe

If you don't know how to ask me, you can ask me

I don't know what year you graduated, but this program is in 2010, which means that next year may be the last year. Since the introduction of the Cuban Unilateral Scholarship Program, Cuba no longer admits self-financed students. Funded by Cuba**, the program recruits 1,000 students each year from 12 provinces in central and western China (not necessarily all high school graduates).

This year is different from the previous ones, from this year's examination this project to enter the college entrance examination early admission, the application is very simple, that is, fill in this school and related majors when the college entrance examination is approved in advance. This year, it is required to have more than two scores, but it doesn't mean that you can come with more than two books, I don't think you can understand this. If you want to major in liberal arts, you should major in Spanish and tourism management, and you should have a diploma from the University of Havana, and the duration of study is relatively short.

The cost of living in Cuba can be high or low, depending on how you spend it. Cuba** provides tuition, accommodation, food, and your own pocket money. If you spend more, it may not be less than in Europe and the United States, and if you don't spend, you can live, but if you come, you must bring money.

If the family economy is relatively well-off, it is recommended to go to European and American countries, where the conditions are limited after all.

It is not recommended to go. From a linguistic point of view, it's not standard, I'm a Spanish major, and Cubans have a lot of swallowing. From the point of view of academic qualifications, academic qualifications are not recognized.

If you really want to learn Spanish, go to Spain, pure, and it's also responsible for your future. The specific reasons why it is not recommended to choose Cuba I will give you a short stand, I hope it will be useful to you.

Now Cuba does not accept self-financed students, and you can only apply to the National Study Abroad Committee in advance to study in Cuba when filling in the volunteers. Liberal arts can choose Spanish, Tourism, Psychology It depends on which one you like I think tourism is better Cuba** covers all the expenses You only use the airfare and pocket money.