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While considering China as a study abroad destination, it is important to be aware of the cost of tuition and living expenses. Although China faces rapid price rise, the cost of living and studying in China is relatively low in comparison to other developed countries like the US or the UK.

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Living in one of the biggest countries, with the largest population in the world, life in china can be an overwhelming experience for most people. When international students decide to study in China, many of them worry about the way of life in China is completely different from their home countries, and they may have hard time to adapt themselves to their new study life in China.

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China is a unified multi-ethnic country jointly created by the people of all 56 ethnic groups. In the long course of historical evolution people of all 56 ethnic groups in China have maintained close contacts, developed interdependently, communicated and fused with one another, and stood together through weal and woe, forming today's unified multi-ethnic Chinese nation, and promoting the development of the nation and social progress.

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Study abroad in China provides opportunities for international students to view things fro...

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China’s universities and colleges which offer March intake usually starts recruitment in middle October or early November each year, according to the latest statistics of LUCAS International. International students who want to study in China should start preparing your applications at this moment in order to catch the early chance of admission. Generally, schools here may offer several rounds of recruitment or interviews before early January to select the best applicants. However, unlike September intake, school options and seats usually limited for March intake due to most schools i...