2 1 1 immigrate to Singapore.

It depends on your purpose. Is it for immigration? If "yes"

Then apply for graduate students from NUS or Nanyang Technological University. Your GPA may be stronger than some domestic schools, so you can really get NUS and Nanyang Technological University. And the most important thing is that you haven't got IELTS or TOEFL. I suggest you take IELTS, TOEFL is too difficult to register. IELTS is relatively easy to take and the number of exams is wrong. If you fail in one exam, you can prepare for the second one at once.

If you can apply and want to spend less money, you can sign the "Sell X deed"-80% tuition fee is reduced or exempted from government subsidies, and the cost is to work in Singapore after graduation 1 to 3 years. How to choose depends on your ambition and financial ability, but if you want to immigrate, it is good to have poor financial strength. It's much easier to find a job with Singapore identity.

Regarding loans and scholarships, if you really have no money, you can try to apply. If you are qualified to apply for admission, you can basically apply, but there are some additional conditions. Now US President barack obama says that his college loan has been paid off for many years. Scholarships are limited in places. Generally speaking, the number of students in East Asian countries (except the Indian subcontinent) is very tight every year. You should be prepared to compete with domestic cattle and Southeast Asian cattle.

Regarding the third question, the academic qualifications of the University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University are universal in the world, which may be higher than the recognition of domestic key points. Unless you need to go back to China to take the civil service exam and join a state-owned enterprise, you don't have to worry about your education. As for the length of study, you can check the majors you want to study on the websites of these two universities. Although there is a Chinese version, I suggest you read the English version. Since I plan to go, I still need this English ability!

The fourth question, finding a job, if you are strong enough and motivated enough, it is easy. You're here to hang out, so you're going to give up early Companies in Singapore are like Americans. What the boss wants is someone who can create value for him. Whether you get a high salary depends on how much value you have created for your boss multiplied by a single-digit percentage. A junior college graduate in Singapore has a starting salary of S $2,000, which is equivalent to RMB to calculate the exchange rate. Just to say one thing, Singapore TV has produced a very interesting program called three dishes and one soup, and it costs S $20 for a big meal. Ask for three dishes and one soup. The three dishes I saw in that issue were grilled ribs, shrimp and chicken chops, and the soup was Luo Songtang. Now it is estimated that it is also available on Youku. This shows its living standard and purchasing power. Can 20 yuan, a big city in China, make such three dishes and one soup? Maybe instant noodles and pickles will do. The main expenditure of living expenses is rent, after all, the people's country is so big. You have to understand. 70% of the living expenses are rent.

Finally, about finding an intermediary; If you want to save trouble and be quick, you can find an intermediary, but you must find a regular one. However, the agency fees here are generally above 1W, and the black agency is unreliable, which will discredit the whole industry. I can't help it This is a characteristic of China. Find a formal intermediary, read the service contract clearly, and then all you need is a high score!

I wish you an early success!

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