How much is the agency fee for studying abroad?

With the popularity of studying abroad, it is becoming more and more difficult to apply for famous foreign universities. Many students choose to find a study agent to help them apply. How much is the fee for studying abroad? Different countries and different majors have different application fees.

Agency fees for studying abroad generally consist of three parts:

1, and the document fee is 2000-8000 RMB.

2. Visa guidance fee 1000-3000 RMB.

3. The school application fee is 8,000-50,000 RMB.

The above fees are not fixed. In fact, the cost depends on the school to which students apply. The higher the school ranking, the higher the fees charged by the intermediary. Take the United States as an example In the United States, the agency fee for applying for a top 10 university is 40,000-60,000, then 30,000-50,000 for top30 and more than 20,000 for top60. Of course, the fees charged by different majors are different. For example, Purdue University ranks around 60, but engineering ranks first in the United States 10. Therefore, it is more difficult to apply for Purdue Project, and the agency fee will be the same.

In addition to the United States, Britain and Australia are also popular places to study abroad, and the intermediary application fee is relatively low, about 13000-25000 RMB. Doctoral fees are the highest, and undergraduate agency fees are the lowest. The agency fee of other countries in Asia and Europe is generally around 8000- 15000, depending on the popularity of the agency.

It should be noted that many foreign universities require students to pay a tuition deposit, which is 10%-30% of the first-year tuition. The purpose of collecting this fee is to protect the basic rights and interests of foreign institutions and prevent students from being unable to enter school for their own reasons after being signed. This fee is charged by the study abroad agency. Before the students sign the contract, there will be no settlement problem between the intermediary and foreign institutions.