I want to study in JCUS, Singapore. I would like to ask about the choice of schools and majors.

1, as long as there is no bad record and no record of infectious diseases, you can get a student visa.

2. The best private school in Singapore is SIM, but its courses make it difficult for the landlord to put down his studies for many years. Although JCUS is not well-known in Singapore (all private schools are not well-known), it is at least a branch of a regular Australian government university. You don't have to worry about unreasonable charges, poor teachers and even the sudden closure of the school one day. It is not uncommon for private schools in Singapore to collect fees, refuse to transfer students and close down. LZ went to the monitoring network of China Ministry of Education to see that private schools in Singapore are often blacklisted.

3. In business, it is better to get a diploma in management, write a lot in marketing and give a speech. JCUS will only be simpler.

4, the language must be learned well in China before it can come out. Learning English in Singapore is a bottomless pit that wastes time and money.

Supplementary answer:

1, JCUS tuition is not paid annually, but by semester. The number of subjects you want to take each semester is multiplied by the price of each subject. LZ is going to study for a diploma, advanced diploma, or bachelor's degree. JCUS has three semesters every year. If you study four courses/semesters at the normal speed, an advanced junior college course *** 16 can graduate in 1 year and four months. JCUS is expensive because its teachers and school management are much better than other private schools. As for the graduation rate of 100% recommended by the intermediary, neither Singapore's Ministry of Education nor China (neither JCUS's Ministry of Education in China, but Singapore's Ministry of Education admits that it can stay in Singapore for one year with a job-seeking visa after graduation, and China does not recognize the third national diploma issued by the second country). In terms of fame and popularity, the diplomas of these three schools are completely waste paper and worthless. Many students stay in Singapore to find jobs and graduate or go back to fool people into inheriting Laozi's company.

I don't know if your suitability means that it is easier to graduate or more helpful to work. There is no doubt that the former is management, and most of the lessons are to answer some cases. With your work experience and mental ability, it is not difficult to graduate and get good grades. If it is the latter, although I majored in marketing and management, I still recommend you to study human resources, which is good for your future pension and is very easy to find a job when you return home. Marketing can't afford a degree in China, mainly because of your interpersonal relationship, which you should know better than me.

3. Private schools in Singapore are rubbish except SIM. They are said to be rubbish because the school manages rubbish, teachers rubbish and students rubbish. This will arouse public anger. ) JCUS is only a branch school management of JCU, but teachers should never trust the same teachers and students as Australian schools.