Introduction to the Basic Situation of Studying in Singapore and Malaysia

Singapore is the fifth largest immigrant country except the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. China has a strong cultural atmosphere and a common language, which gives it an advantage over the four major countries. However, in recent years, Singapore's study abroad market has been tepid, the number of places given to China by public institutions is limited, and junior colleges and third-party national certified undergraduate courses are not recognized by the Ministry of Education. These reasons limit the further development of studying abroad in Singapore.

and studying in Singapore? Dependent country? Studying in Malaysia is gradually heating up. Many parents of high school graduates regard Malaysia as a springboard for their children to land in Europe, America and Australia.

　? Singapore's public colleges and universities only recruit high-quality students with a first-line score in the college entrance examination, and such students can basically stay in the local work and life after graduation. And many distinctive private schools, such as: Singapore Institute of Management, Singapore Institute of Management Development, James Cook University, Singapore? Because of the cost and fame, it is not the first choice for parents of domestic students.

The study abroad craze in neighboring Malaysia has gradually begun. According to the analysis, the reason why parents choose IT is also very simple: the dominant major (IT) is obvious, there are many Chinese, and English language teaching? In addition, Malaysia has done a good job in connecting education with other English-speaking countries. University diplomas are recognized by all western countries, and students can apply for graduate students from other English-speaking countries after getting their undergraduate diplomas there.

　? Many families with average economic conditions have taken a fancy to this. In Malaysia, the annual tuition and living expenses are about 7, RMB. It is much less stressful than going to a private college in Singapore. ? According to statistics, the number of students applying for studying in Malaysia in 21 increased by nearly 7% compared with the same period last year.

In terms of admission requirements, the requirements of National University of Malaysia are relatively high, but from this year, we have stopped looking at the results of the national college entrance examination.

　? The IELTS score requires more than 5 points, and the average score in high school should reach 8 points. In addition, private schools such as Taylor University and Yingdi University are also recognized by the education department of our country. ?