When studying abroad, please indicate the light by experienced people.

I suggest studying in Canada, Australia or Singapore. But because you are an international student, to put it bluntly, you are waiting to be slaughtered. The tuition fee is several times that of ordinary students.

It is difficult for countries with small languages to integrate, and they can't get through without a few languages. Moreover, there are few people in China, which is inconvenient.

If you want to go to school in an English-speaking country, you are doomed to take IELTS. GRE, what is more difficult? There is still great hope that the last cram school in China wants to take IELTS.

After going abroad, you will find that there are still many job opportunities and there is a minimum wage guarantee. But if you work, it is impossible to get your tuition back, and you can only maintain a normal life at most.

Don't choose management as your major ... Unless you go to Harvard for an MBA ... you can't find a corresponding job in the past few years. For example, the salary of a plumber in Canada is more than twice that of a so-called manager. Therefore, learning technology is much better than learning management.

My suggestion is Canada, because the competition here is not very fierce, there are many choices, and it is easier for Chinese to find more jobs, and the tuition and living expenses are relatively cheaper than other countries. Moreover, since you want to study abroad, going to North America is a brand-new experience ... In Asia, living habits are still too similar, and discrimination in Korea, Russia and other places is still very serious, and you can't adapt in those environments.

Tuition depends on your major and school. If it's a junior college, it's about 40 thousand RMB a year, if it's a university, it's about 80 thousand RMB. The exchange rate is about 1 6.5. Eating alone costs 300 Canadian dollars (about 2000 RMB), but the house is very expensive. It costs about 600 Canadian dollars (about 4000 RMB) to rent an ordinary one-bedroom and one-living room. If you pay the fare, the monthly ticket needs 100 Canadian dollars (about 600 yuan RMB). You always think it's expensive at first, but you have to find an income of about 9 RMB per hour.

If you get enough points on a scholarship, it is like money falling from the sky, but generally speaking, it is impossible to get a scholarship if you go there. But you can apply for a loan and pay it back slowly after graduation. The agent said that they were naturally trying to trick you into going in. .......

Above, I hope to help you.