What should I pay attention to when studying in Greece?

Three problems should be paid attention to when studying in Greece

The cost of studying abroad is relatively low.

Greece's consumption level can be said to be the lowest in Europe, only half that of the United States and Britain. Depending on the school and the courses studied, the average annual college fee is 3600-6000 euros, and the annual school accommodation fee is about 2900 euros. The average living expenses of international students is about 3,000 euros per year. In addition, the guarantee for studying in Greece is only 6.5438+0 million euros, and there is no time limit for deposits.

The visa policy is more relaxed.

Greece is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement. The study visa is renewed once a year, which can be extended by half, that is, if it is a four-year study visa, it can be extended by two years, and if it is necessary to learn a language, it can be extended by 1 year, and a * * * is valid for seven years. In addition, students can work after landing.

Three points to pay attention to when studying in Greece

Schools vary in nature.

The branch schools established by the United States and Britain in Greece do not belong to the Greek education system and are not managed by the Greek education department. Therefore, applicants who want to go to an Anglo-American school in Greece must pay attention to confirming the qualifications and conditions of the school. In addition, in Greek public universities, students receive completely free higher education, but public universities generally teach in Greek and rarely accept foreign students.

The role of "springboard" is not obvious.

Many applicants choose to study in Greece, only using Greece as a springboard to transfer to countries such as the United States and Britain. This practice needs to be treated with caution. First, from Greece to Britain and the United States, you still need to apply for a visa, and the decision is still in the British and American embassies; Second, students transfer to British and American schools, not simply to transfer materials, but to go through the school's audit. Students are still rejected because of their poor grades in the branch school.

There are relatively few employment opportunities

In Greece, it is difficult for students to find suitable jobs without basic knowledge of Greek. Because there are fewer people from China in Greece, and there are fewer restaurants, mini-supermarkets, tourist shops and travel agencies in China, it is much more difficult for China students to rely on job subsidies.

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