1.Program Selection
Select the major, degree, university or city you are interested in.
2.Prepare application documents
When applying for universities or scholarships, you need to prepare application documents in accordance with the requirements of the Chinese Ministry of Education and universities.
3.Documents Evaluation
Edu.Admission’s professional admission team will conduct a comprehensive assessment for you and develop the best application plan for you.
4.Pay the application fee
Choose an application plan based on your budget and needs and pay the corresponding fees.
5.Waiting for the results
The Edu.Admission team will immediately start your application process, follow up on your application progress, and notify you of the admission result.

Most Chinese universities provide very good and comfortable dormitories for international students. International student dormitories usually have private bathrooms, equipped with TV, Internet, washing machine, air conditioning and refrigerator. The cost of different types of rooms varies from campus to campus in different cities, and the average cost is between 500usd and 1,200usd per year. For example, university accommodation in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai usually costs more than 1,000usd per year for a double room and more than 1,500usd per year for a single room. However, in other second-tier cities, a double room only costs about 500~800usd per year. It may even be cheaper in some other third-tier and fourth-tier cities.

Although there are a few universities that allow all students to live off campus, in most cases, Chinese universities only allow senior students to apply for off-campus housing, or even not allow any students to do so. If you want to live off campus, the first thing you have to do is to get permission from the university coordinator. Remember not to move out without notifying anyone. Currently, the monthly cost of renting an apartment in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai is about 500~700usd. In other second-tier cities, the monthly cost is about 200usd.

Yes, but you need to get the consent of the school teacher. You can do some legal part-time work in your spare time without violating Chinese laws and school regulations and affecting your studies.

There are more than 3,000 universities in China, and about 800 universities are qualified to recruit international students. Among them, only 44 universities provide pure English teaching and are recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education and the World Health Organization (WHO). However, some countries such as South Africa, Iran, Mauritius, Maldives, etc. have their own exclusive recognition lists. For more details, please contact Edu.Admission office.

Non-academic Chinese courses
The average annual tuition fee is about 1,500~2,000usd (some universities may charge lower or higher fees than this range)
Bachelor (except medical)
The average annual tuition fee is about 2,500~4,000usd (some universities may charge lower or higher fees than this range)
Master and doctoral (except medical)
The average annual tuition fee is about 2,500~5,000usd (some universities may charge lower or higher fees than this range)
Medical majors
The average annual tuition fee is about 4,000~7,000 US dollars (some universities may charge lower or higher fees than this range)

After the Chinese university admits you, it will process the JW202 form (visa application form) for you, and then you can go to the embassy to apply for a visa with the admission letter and visa application form.

The JW202 form is an essential document required by the Chinese Embassy to apply for an X visa. Each JW202 form has its unique code, issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education (MOE), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry of Public Security (MOP) and local governments.

1. Prepare application documents and submit them as soon as possible
2. Application documents must meet the scholarship evaluation criteria
3. Cannot exceed the scholarship application age limit
4. Have outstanding advantages, such as published papers, any honorary award certificates, or good Chinese proficiency
5. Need to have financial proof, because even if applying for a scholarship, the Chinese Ministry of Education and universities will comprehensively evaluate the applicant’s family background.
Therefore, applicants with the above conditions are more likely to get scholarships. (Each university has different evaluation criteria, and the applicant’s situation is different and needs specific analysis)