What are the admission age, application conditions and fees for freshmen in New Zealand?

New Zealand's teaching quality is high and the cost is cheap, so it has been favored by students in recent years. So what is the admission age of new students in New Zealand? There is no mandatory age requirement for New Zealand students to enter school. Students of all ages are very common. However, if you want to enter school smoothly, it is recommended that you be under 30, otherwise you may be refused a visa, and you must meet the requirements of graduating from high schools in China, completing preparatory courses, and having an IELTS score of not less than 6.0. Here are the details.

New Zealand freshmen's school age is very common in New Zealand, and students of all ages are common. It is not news that young people aged 18 or 19 and middle-aged people aged 30 or 40 are learning the same knowledge in the same classroom. For international students, studying in New Zealand is the most open in the world. You can become an international student in New Zealand from the first grade of primary school.

However, Immigration New Zealand has different visa approvals for international students of different ages. Generally speaking, under the age of 30 is the golden age for studying in New Zealand, while over the age of 30 there is a certain risk of refusal. In any case, only by making a study plan that convinces visa officers can the risk of visa refusal be minimized.

New Zealand freshman application conditions If domestic students want to directly enter the first year of New Zealand universities, they need to complete the first-year courses of domestic regular universities; Or domestic regular colleges and universities complete sophomore courses. Domestic senior two/senior three graduates want to enter the undergraduate course, they must first attend the preparatory course (ranging from 7- 18 months), complete the preparatory course, and meet certain conditions before entering the undergraduate course. Domestic college graduates who study the same or similar majors in China as those who are about to attend New Zealand University can apply for credit reduction, and their undergraduate study time will be shortened accordingly.

Studying and living in New Zealand, the general English requirement of New Zealand universities is IELTS 6.0, such as business, liberal arts, engineering, architecture, natural science and other majors; Some majors require slightly higher IELTS scores, such as nursing (IELTS 6.5) and education (IELTS 7.0). If students meet the corresponding IELTS requirements, they can apply for undergraduate courses directly; If you don't meet the IELTS requirements, you can go to the Language Institute under the University of New Zealand to study language courses. After meeting certain requirements, you can enter the undergraduate stage.

New Zealand freshmen's application fee and living expenses The tuition fees of eight undergraduate courses in New Zealand University are considerable. Depending on your major, the tuition fees for chemical engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science and civil engineering are usually between NZ $28,000 and NZ $35,000. Annual tuition fees for business majors such as finance, accounting and marketing range from NZ $24,000 to NZ $29,000. Tuition fees for majors such as pilots, dentists and clinical medicine range from NZ $55,000 to NZ $80,000. If you choose science and engineering, the annual tuition fee will be reduced by about a quarter.

Living expenses include all housing, meals, mobile phones, transportation expenses, etc. Immigration New Zealand requires each international student to deposit 1250 NZD every month, which will be 15000 NZD after one year.