Question: Which is more suitable for engineering students to study abroad, Germany, France, Italy or Switzerland?

For engineering students, the thresholds of advanced engineering colleges in Switzerland and French engineering colleges are relatively high, while the thresholds of public universities in France, Germany and Italy are slightly lower. LZ studies architecture, which is different from ordinary mechanical and electrical engineering. I'm not familiar with architecture, except that there are many Italian and French buildings.

Germany, France and Switzerland are all free education; Italy is not clear, maybe it is better. The so-called lenient entry and strict exit means that it is relatively easy to apply for the exam, but it is more difficult to upgrade and graduate. Many international students have to stay in school for many years and can't get out, which is very expensive. The possibility of working in the local area after graduation is also very small, and there are not a few people who have graduated or have not graduated and have been repatriated to China. Personally, it is difficult to apply for studying abroad with a college degree, and studying abroad is more experienced. If possible, it is easier to find a well-known university in China to study undergraduate and go abroad.

In addition, studying abroad requires not only a solid undergraduate major, but also language ability. French, German and Italian are not easy to learn. It will take at least one year to learn a language and barely understand the course, and it will still be difficult to start answering questions. The cost of learning a language is much more expensive than the registration fee of a public university.

Studying abroad is not as comfortable as it looks. Many people are lonely in Europe. I have heard that international students are mentally ill, even mentally ill. It's good to be strong inside. It's really hard.

First of all, the cost: the local price level is the cheapest in Italy, followed by Germany and France, which are not cheap but subsidized, and Switzerland, which is the highest in Europe. Switzerland is not only expensive, but also exclusive (not discriminatory, but simply closed), so it is not recommended to study in Switzerland. Recently, the unemployment rate in France is quite high, and it is very difficult for French people to find a job (my French classmate needs 1 year to find a job after graduation, but there are still French people, not to mention foreigners). Italy is the least developed of the four countries, and China has a large population. Europe calls the living conditions in Italy the China of Europe (I think this country is too loose, much looser than the French). Germany is better in all aspects, but graduation is too difficult. Many people don't graduate until they are 30. In addition, the machinery in Germany is very good, but the level of architecture in Germany is not clear.

I have said so much bit by bit, but I just hope LZ will not go abroad on impulse. This is an investment of several hundred thousand RMB, and it is also an investment of several years of youth. What is the rate of return? Be sure to think clearly. Now that there are so many returnees, the starting salary after returning to China is not much higher than that of ordinary domestic graduates. Even if you get a good salary back home, you can save 50 thousand after you die for one year, and the cost of getting it back abroad will be nearly 10 years.

I graduated from French engineering school, and now I am working, and I am still wandering in these countries in Europe, but after all, I am not an immigrant country, and the immigration bureau is becoming more and more barbaric. I don't know when I can get along. Therefore, in a word, it is very dangerous to go abroad or return home easily. LZ, please think twice.