What are the requirements for studying in Germany in college?

Germany’s education system is complete and there are many schools. Many junior college students choose to go to Germany to improve their academic qualifications and obtain high-quality academic qualifications. So what are the conditions for studying in Germany at a junior college level? Let me take you through it. 1. Conditions for college students to study in Germany

1. Graduate from high school with 12 years of basic education;

2. Pass the "National Unified College Entrance Examination" to enter a three-year college

< p> 3. College diploma with passing grades; officially approved by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and the Ministry of Education; . Academic qualifications from a regular higher education institution recognized and included in the list of German public higher education institutions;

4. Possess Good basic knowledge and ability in German, no less than 400 hours; also good English ability. 2. Channels for applying to study in Germany:

1. After graduating from college, apply for pre-admission to German preparatory courses and majors through individual review.

2. After graduating from college, go through the group examination to apply for pre-major plus pre-major admission.

3. Complete a language project after completing college. After attending a private language school, take the preparatory exam. After entering the preparatory study stage, apply to enter the major. 3. Packing list for studying in Germany

1. Various documents (passport, ID card)

There is nothing to say. Remember to bring your passport and ID card, including the residence card you can get after extending your visa. It is recommended not to take it with you when traveling, otherwise it will be very troublesome. You can take a copy with you and take a photo on your phone to save.

2. Admission notice, registration certificate (original, copy)

The admission notice is what we call Zu. Some schools will mail you a registration certificate after paying the fee. Then it will be used for school registration and visa extension. Don't lose it. You can make several copies. If the original is not required, use a photocopy to prevent loss.

3. Rental contract

If you signed a contract before coming to Germany, remember to bring the contract with you. After moving in, the landlord will give you a certificate of occupancy. You can take that and register with Rathaus.

4. Various notarial certificates (diploma, language certificate, etc.)

Prepared. Although they are not used in many places, they are not very heavy. Always carry the documents with you. Safer than mailing.

5. Driver’s license (notarized)

If students with a driver’s license can notarize it, although it can only be used for half a year, it can still be used if you want to go on a road trip with other students.

6. Proof of insurance

Some schools require insurance-related documents to be submitted when registering.

7. Deutsche Bank account opening certificate

You must bring this with you to open an account at Deutsche Bank. Don’t forget to bring your passport and registration certificate (Anmeldung) issued by the local city hall when opening an account.

8. Cash (at least a month, prepare small amounts of cash)

It is more appropriate to bring 1,000 euros to 1,500 euros in cash. Don’t bring too much to avoid loss, robbery or exceeding customs According to tax standards, you can leave 500 euros to pay the first month's rent and deposit, because the initial purchase of phone cards and various daily necessities also requires certain fees.

9. German standard conversion plugs

At the beginning, it is best to bring at least two or three, because local supermarkets in Germany do not sell this kind of conversion plugs, and the general Taobao is super cheaper than in Asia. There are many, but you don’t need to bring a lot. You can bring a plug board based on the conversion plug.

10. Passport photo

If there is a better passport to take, many people say that the Immigration Bureau does not accept domestic photos. In fact, there is no problem at all. Of course, you can also take a passport photo at the machine at the subway station for 5 euros. 3. Recommended items to bring

You can adjust them according to your actual situation

1. Bank card (Visa or Master card)

Is it better to go to a hotel with a Visa card? Very practical, but the handling fee is relatively high when withdrawing money. Many bank cards are free for the first three overseas withdrawals per day, unlike Deutsche Bank cards, which have monthly amount limits. Although students cannot apply for Visa by themselves, they can apply for their parents' supplementary cards, which is more convenient and fast. Master card is similar to visa, but the specific usage depends on each bank's own regulations.

2. Power strip

As I said before, a conversion plug and a plug strip can charge all your electronic products.

3. Various electrical appliances (mobile phones, cameras, laptops, USB flash drives, mobile hard drives, etc.)

Electronic products in Germany are actually more expensive than in China, so unless you want to sign a contract Otherwise, it is recommended to bring them from China. Some students are worried that customs may impose taxes. However, German laws and regulations allow students to bring school supplies tax-free. As for how to prove that your electronic supplies are related to study, we must use our imagination.

The repair price of electronic products in Germany is very expensive. Apple's screen costs about 110 euros, and even roadside stores cost 70-80 yuan. It is recommended that you first check the status of any electronic products you bring.

If it is a global joint insurance machine, it can be repaired in Germany, but only if there is a repair point in your city. You can check it on the official website of the product.

Needless to say, domestic mobile phones can be used directly as long as they are not contract phones. If you want to replace it with a new one, you can also sign a contract machine, but the contract machine must be delayed after signing, so there will be two or three months in between. It is recommended that you bring a spare machine.

If you want to play in Europe often, you can also bring a camera. In addition to students who play SLRs, card cameras and mirrorless cameras can also meet the needs of ordinary people. If you don’t travel much, just take photos with your phone.

Laptop, needless to say, this is a must for everyone. It is recommended to choose a lighter one unless you just want to use it as a desktop. Now I have given up my laptop and use Evernote directly on my computer to take class notes. If so. If you add an external keyboard and touch screen pen to the Pad or Surface, it can meet most people's class note-taking needs.

U disk is recommended for storing scanned copies of various documents of your own, but in fact, it is not expensive to buy it, or it may depend on personal needs. Mobile hard drive. Copy the movies, dramas and animations you want to watch and kill time when bored and without internet. With the Internet, you can go to the Danube Cinema to watch movies. Many people say that Germany is more strict about downloading. In fact, uploading is illegal instead of downloading, but many downloading software will automatically upload to the server. If you want to download, please do not open it P2P, change the name and move the location immediately after downloading, and do not download the latest blockbuster without subtitles.

4. Stationery

My suggestion is that if you have a handy signature pen, you might as well bring it over. Ballpoint pens sell more here. But in big cities, if there is, there is. Muji, the price of stationery is not much different from China. Laptops are more expensive here. If you want to take notes, one way to do this is to add a punch to the punch. A4 paper, for lazy people like me, I can do it directly on the computer, which is also convenient for modification and organization.

5. Emergency medicines

It is recommended to bring basic cold medicines, anti-inflammatory medicines and anti-diarrheal medicines. It is convenient to take the appropriate medicine in time if you are not familiar with the pharmacy here. On the other hand, it usually takes several days to make an appointment with a private doctor in Germany, unlike domestic hospitals where you can directly register for medical treatment. Band-Aids can be purchased conveniently in supermarkets and DMs, and you can come over to collect them.

6. Cosmetics

Naturally, the topic of girls cannot be separated from makeup. There are many European and American cosmetics in Germany, but compared to France next door, there are still many brands. Sisley, Lanc?me, Estee Lauder, and Clinique are very common here. In contrast, YSL, brands that like to use Japanese cosmetics and Korean cosmetics, had better stock up on their products in advance. Usually the discounts at the cosmetics counter here are not very big, and the prices are more affordable than the airport duty-free shops. In addition, it is better for girls who like cosmetic contact lenses, false eyelashes or themselves, there are almost no dyed contact lenses here, and false eyelashes are also a very obvious party.

7. Clothing

German clothes are relatively cheap. Basic models of CA and HM are only a few euros, and other styles are only a few euros. Zara, a brand like VeroModa, is also very cheap during the discount season. But German clothes are mainly black, white and brown, and the designs are generally not good-looking. Girls advise themselves to wear some nice clothes and coats. In addition, European codes are generally 1-2 sizes larger than Chinese ones. If you are a petite girl, it is recommended to prepare suitable clothes in advance. Others can be selected in the German children's clothing area. Children's clothing products are usually cheaper than normal products for the same thing. If necessary, you can also prepare a formal suit for parties, operas and other formal occasions. Girls should wear skirts, and boys are recommended to wear casual suits.