Where do girls go to study abroad? What is the price?

The United States-private tuition is more than $40,000 a year plus living expenses of $10,000, half of which is public. There are opportunities for scholarships. If teachers can be persuaded to accept you for doctoral studies, there are fewer opportunities for online undergraduate studies. The United States has the largest population, so it is easier to immigrate. Find a job (or husband) at will.

Britain-tuition fees are similar to those in the United States, and living expenses are similar. With the support of alumni, it is easier to enter the school. Those who have conditions and influence at home can see if there are any alumni recommendations, and those who have money can go. However, immigration is difficult, and there are not as many job opportunities in China as in the United States.

Other countries in Europe-many countries are free of tuition, but to learn the local language, the living expenses are as expensive as the United States, and it is not easy to immigrate. Many of you can't enter the country even if you marry a local.

Japan and Korea-cheaper, more jobs, and relatively easy naturalization, but some people will refuse.

Singapore-cheap, easy to naturalize, likes China people, and has many scholarship opportunities. You can try.