Help: My daughter-in-law and I want to go abroad for graduate school together. Where can I spend less? Graduated from domestic undergraduate course, majoring in business, working for two and a half ye

Help: My daughter-in-law and I want to go abroad for graduate school together. Where can I spend less? Graduated from domestic undergraduate course, majoring in business, working for two and a half years. Is getting married important? Thank you. Germany is more suitable for the working class, mainly because some universities don't charge tuition, so saving some money should be similar. To tell the truth, 300 thousand dollars for two people is enough for more than one year, but it is best to have German grades in Germany, otherwise it is not easy to apply (I am talking about an institution with an upper-middle level). ) Engineering has great advantages! !

The cost of living in Britain depends on the region. My tuition and living expenses for one year are about 6.5438+0.5 million miles, because I studied liberal arts, but British graduate students required IELTS, and I didn't have IELTS in language schools (I studied IELTS 6, and my major was liberal arts, requiring IELTS 7, so I went to language schools for 4 months, which was very expensive! ), the average score also has different requirements.

Ireland also teaches English, and English is spoken by our own people, but as far as I know, it is the most expensive in Europe! ! ! But it is easier for schools to apply.

In France, some colleges and universities are also free of tuition, but if you have French grades, you can study there, which is similar to Germany.

In Japan, although the tuition is a bit expensive, it is easier for some institutions to apply for full scholarships (provided that you work hard-this is what China people need most! )

The above is what I know, I hope it will be useful to you! ! !