Studying in English-speaking countries

It depends on your family's financial conditions.

English-speaking countries are mainly the United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

From the cost point of view, the United States, Britain and Australia are the most expensive, and the tuition fees will vary greatly due to different levels of schools. 200,000-300,000 RMB per year.

Canada and New Zealand are relatively cheap and need12 ~180,000 RMB a year.

From the perspective of education level, the United States is undoubtedly the best, but there is a risk that diploma workshops are also the largest in the United States, and diploma workshops are some community colleges whose diplomas are not recognized. If you are good enough, there is no problem to get into a famous American school.

Next is Britain, but Cambridge, Oxford and Imperial College in Britain are all difficult to enter.

The level of universities in Australia and Canada is comparable, but the cost in Canada is much cheaper, which is an advantage.

Judging from the national wages,

Australia is the highest, followed by the United States, then Britain, and then Canada.

Australia has high wages, high taxes and high welfare. Canada, which is also a welfare country, has to pay less than 20% for the same occupation.