I graduated from university and want to study in Europe. Which country is better, France, Denmark or Hungary?

Studying abroad is very important for the choice of a country, and the most critical condition is the financial situation of your family, because the financial situation can affect the remaining language performance of the country where you study. The final academic requirements are determined under this premise. There are many people studying abroad at their own expense, but they are not necessarily rich. Everyone considers studying abroad according to their family situation, their current situation and their major. Maybe everyone yearns to study in the United States, but according to my experience in studying abroad, the tuition and living expenses for the first year I apply for the United States are 350 thousand, but if you can apply for a scholarship, 200 thousand may be enough. If you get a full scholarship or a scholarship with excellent grades of at least 50%, you can also reduce the burden on your family. Basically, the tuition fees of schools in Britain are relatively uniform, and the fees in Australia are around 200,000. The fees in Australia and Canada are not much different from those in Britain, but you can have enough time to work in Australia. My classmate said that it is boring to study in a business school in Australia without a job, because there are few courses and the work income is about 6.5438+0.5 million, so it can still be saved. In Europe, France and Italy, it is ok to spend about 60 thousand on public schools, but you can apply for government subsidies, and the actual cost of working is about 50 thousand. However, it is difficult to apply for private colleges with basic knowledge of French. Finland, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway spend about 80,000 RMB per year. Norway and Finland are free of tuition, so the expenses are basically living expenses. In addition, Germany, Spain and France also need to learn 500 hours of small languages. If you go to a good school, you need 50,000-80,000 RMB a year, especially the living expenses in Korea. If you want to work at least 3000 RMB a month, girls have an advantage over boys. Russia and Ukraine, if your undergraduate and master's fees are generally in the top 50,000 schools in the world, such as Moscow State University in Russia, 100, then the tuition fee for one year is relatively high. It's about 65438+ million, but you need to take Russian preparatory courses or apply for English. First of all, if you want to know what major you want to study, basically the choice of working class will make Russia, Ukraine and Belarus the cheapest among European countries. In Russia, according to different majors, tuition fees are different. The more expensive majors are art and medicine. Russia's requirements are relatively low, but you need to study for one year. If you can't graduate from the preparatory course, you can't enter the undergraduate course. Russia's better is the Russian National University, which ranks first in the world 100, but the tuition is not. ! Moreover, the state recognizes academic qualifications, and after graduation, you only need to go to Beijing to do a foreign academic qualification certification. Very convenient! Belarus has the lowest cost of studying abroad in the world. The tuition fee for one year is about $2,500, and the total cost for one year is 30,000 RMB. But the conditions are not as good as those in Europe and America, and the graduation cost is low. You can also learn a foreign language. General undergraduate major is 4-5 years and economics major is 4 years. All students need to study in the preparatory course below the university for one year, mainly Russian and some basic courses for freshmen. The most important thing here is safety. These conditions have become the advantages of this country, and I am studying in this country myself. Generally speaking, studying abroad is still possible, which is an important decision, so we should carefully choose the country with the most certain advantages according to the professional direction! ! If you have any questions, you can ask me.