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You need to find a uni that accepts the csc and offers a program for it. If so, then yes

I’m pretty sure you can. You just have to find a uni that accepts csc and offers that program

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If there is no English option then that school probably doesn't offer that program in English so you will have to find another school that offers it. Many English programs do not require HSK to start but you will need to pass a certain HSK level to graduate. You will also have to take Chinese courses during your studies.

Yes you should be able to! I suggest you begin to apply ASAP in order to enroll for next September as it is a fairly long process.

@@itsDiandre Thank you for that information, sir. But in both the type A and type B scholarship they all require the "highest diploma certificate". may i know what should I do with that? because I haven't obtained my high school certificate yet. or should I request a "pre-graduation certificate" from my school then upload it to that section of the scholarship application? and If i do so, do I just upload it like that or should I consult with the admission office or anything before first? thank you

@@kanikahuot3409 I think you should consult with the admission office first. They will most likely have you request from your current school the pre-graduation certificate but confirm with admissions before sending in your documents

That will be your daily life if you plan to live in China so get used to it😂 However you can use translators such as DeepL and Baidu Translate to help you navigate these apps

You have to find a school that offers that program in English and apply there directly

@@itsDiandre yeah but it's rare to have a scholarship given by the university itself for mbbs program , so this won't work with CSC scholarship?

Yes! There are plenty of foreign students from various countries currently studying in China

Most of the scholarships do not cover travel. However, I know some people who received the CSC type A(I think) full-ride scholarship(from the embassy in their country) that did cover their flight to China. Check the embassy in your country to see if they offer scholarships. If they do, speak to them to ask what the scholarship entails and if it covers the flight costs.

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Unfortunately I don’t have a direct link however, the schools generally have a hyperlink on their website to apply for scholarships. You can search schools in China and once you find the programs you are interested in, check on the website of that university to see if they offer scholarships for that program

First and foremost, there is no need to apologize for leaving such a long comment. I want my comments to be an open form of communication for anyone to ask questions, let off their frustrations, or find others who are in similar situations. I realized that there are many people who have interests in some of the things I do which is one of the reasons why I decided to upload videos in the first place. Secondly, you have to take a step back and analyze your current situation. Comparison is the thief of joy. I know it’s a hard concept to come to terms with but you will only make yourself more frustrated and depressed if you are comparing yourself to the highlights of life from your peers. Never fall victim to feeling FOMO based on the “good times” of what you see on social media from the small percentage of people around the world. As for your parents, I can’t speak much on how to address that situation because you know them best but research and presenting a clear plan can maybe help lighten their views. There is a lot of propaganda circulating around some of which is true and some of it is not. However, it is up to you to visit your desired location to come up with your own conclusions. Whether thats with the support of your parents or not is based on your personal situation. If you are truly interested in visiting China now with little funds, the best way to do it is to apply for a scholarship. Regardless, I STRONGLY suggest to try to build some savings before arriving because there is many expected and unexpected costs (e.g. residence permit, medical exam, cost of living, events, nights out with friends). In the end, you are still very young and have a lifetime to experience and travel to your desired locations. No need to rush if it is not the right time for you. I know you said thats not what you want but everyones situation is different and if you did all of your due diligence and took all the necessary steps to make it happen but things didn’t work out then thats okay. Just continue working on it until you make your dreams a reality. If you ever have any more questions or doubts, my TH-cam comments or my Instagram (@itsdiandre) are the best way to reach out to me and I will try to help you to the best of my knowledge when I get the chance. Thanks for watching and commenting and I’m hoping you get the chance to live your dreams!

This will be up to the CSC committee and the school you apply for. I suggest still applying because you have a chance of being awarded

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Yes you will still be eligible! Your program coordinators may ask about your technical course due to the “gap” in studying but it should not hinder your chances. As for the recommendation letters, I’m not fully sure if you are allowed to use references from your technical course. I would suggest maybe mixing in professors from both but using the ones who will give you the best recommendation letters

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I never realized🫠 but maybe you can slow the video speed or replay to fully understand the content

Generally the scholarship application and program application processes are outlined on the university’s website. If I remember correctly you apply to the program and then apply for the scholarship directly after. I suggest you alert the university before or ask the school advisor for more clear instructions

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This means that for example if it is a 4 year degree, you would instead have 5 years. The first year will only be Chinese language courses in order to improve your Chinese to prepare for the courses. The following 4 years you will spend taking major specific courses and completing the degree requirements.

I believe there are opportunities for corporate law majors however I am not familiar with them. I suggest searching around google for universities that offer those programs

Yes!

You will need files from your school to apply for the visa. They will send you all the necessary files you need to apply for your visa after you have been accepted

I suggest that you should consult with your target schools counselor for more accurate information. I know that generally TOELF or IELTS are required if you come from a non English speaking country. Other than that, I’m not sure what else is acceptable as an equivalent.

Yes! You just have to find a program that offers English courses. You will most likely still be required to achieve some HSK level before you graduate. Generally around HSK 3-4 you will have to pass to graduate but your school will offer you Chinese language courses along with your regular major specific courses.

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Nope. Very few bachelor’s students stay there but thats about it.

@@itsDiandre so AEBS MIB students stay inside the campus of ECNU?

@@itsDiandre Congratulations on graduating btw. 🎉🎉🎉🎉I think I saw you in the pictures!

@@jeronimojist9444 There is a dorm campus that is right next to the Minhang campus with dorms where MIB students stay as in this video. Also, many students live off-campus in apartments

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I really appreciate that🥺 I hope you get the chance to follow your dreams! But definitely make sure to do a lot of research before you come. It’s a big commitment. Anyways thank you so much for stopping by!🫶🏾

Hi, We are a study abroad agency in China that can assist you with your application

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East China Normal University

Congratulations on your acceptance!🎉As for the CSC application, reach out to the program coordinator’s and let them know the situation. They may have further information or will know what the next steps to take will be

You can get an internship as a student. If you want to work full-time, you must get a work visa first then you can study also.

The prices for the courses depend on the school you apply to. Have a look at their website and they should show prices for the courses as well as the available room details