Do students who went to Malaysia to study regret it?

1: Compared with government universities, the tuition fees in Malaysia are very low, and if it is a high school, it is also very low for government high schools. It is basically the tuition fees of three schools in China, even lower than the tuition fees of three schools. But the cost of this kind of thing really varies from person to person. At that time, some students didn't have enough living expenses of one or two thousand yuan a month, and some students had hundreds of dollars a month, so it's hard to say exactly how much, but if it was 50 thousand, it would definitely be just tuition.

In fact, Malaysia attaches great importance to English. When we were all in college, we all taught in English, and the teachers were all local doctors. Otherwise, when they come back from studying abroad, their English is very good, and their classmates also speak English, which will definitely help you learn English. Only one thing to note is that Malaysians must have their own accents when they speak English, just as China people also have accents when they speak English. This is not a big problem, because language is understandable. If you have to speak perfect English, you can only study in Britain.

3. The education system is more selective than China. After graduating from high school, you can choose private universities or public universities. Generally, private universities are very expensive, and they don't have their own campuses, but many of them are branches in Europe and America, so they have a good reputation. Tuition in public universities is very cheap, and some of them are among the top 200 in the world. They have their own campus, much like domestic universities, and at least they can make good friends.

Malaysia is a Muslim country. Although there are many Chinese, most of them are Malaysian natives and all believe in Islam. Just remember not to do anything that discriminates against religion. There is nothing special to pay attention to. I think life is great ~ but it will definitely help to introduce more local culture.

You need to learn the language for about one semester. During this period, you will meet local friends and improve your English after class. Language is useful, and you can't learn it alone. Don't underestimate the language class, a few months may make you adapt to all aspects, and there is no harm. 1-6 months, depending on your efforts.