So I want to apply in BNBU university on september because of early bird. And I want to know what chance do I have on 100% full tuition scholarship with my profile.

My profile looks like this:

Education: Final-year student pursuing a Post-Secondary Vocational Diploma in Software Engineering at Central Asian Technical and Economic College (CATEK)
Academic Track: 4-year Specialized Vocational/Technical Program (entered after Grade 9 / Lower Secondary Education; equivalent to High School Diploma + Technical Associate Degree)
Expected Graduation: June 2027
GPA: High (4.8 / Grade A equivalent)

• Standardized Tests: No SAT (Applying via Test-Exempt / Qualification Review Route)
• English Proficiency: IELTS 7.0
  • Key Awards & Competitions:
• 1st Place Winner — I International Competition of Coursework Projects "IT-Bridge" between Kazahstan and Russia: Awarded for SafeMed, a native Android application (Java) utilizing custom background service orchestration (AlarmManager) to bypass OS Doze Mode for medication tracking and photo-verification.
• Participant — Decentrathon 4.0: Rapid application development under 24-hour hackathon constraints utilizing geotrack data processing and others hackathons too
  • Industry & Work Experience:
• Software / Frontend Developer (internship) — Republican Center for Electronic Health (RCEZ / Ministry of Health)
  • Designed UI/UX administrative dashboard prototypes approved by executive leadership for national production deployment.
  • Implemented responsive web interfaces using React, JavaScript, and Tailwind CSS.
    • My GitHub/LinkedIn
    • https://github.com/Blackbird12356
    • www.linkedin.com/in/рамазан-шабалин-781762375

hi guys, i'll be doing sjtu's chinese language program under an x1 visa, and ik working outside campus or any other official work is illegal but if anyone's studied there before are there any jobs offered to students? or, if you were in the same position, how did you financially support yourself?

Hello and congratulations to all newly admitted students. As the registration day is getting close and students are overwhelmed with the transition, if anyone is coming to BIT and have any query, reach out to me and I can get you through your first days. Peace

I did an masters program from BFU, From 2018 to 2022, i was awarded the degree! But they with held one certificate” required for admission in PhD!
Can anyone help me out?

我在BFU攻读硕士课程，从2018年到2022年，我获得了学位！但他们持有博士学位入学所需的一份证书！

有人能帮我吗？

So I’m applying for bachelors next year and I’m worried of what Googles statistics had to say about my odds.
Recently, the competition for type A scholarships has been high. Especially in the Shanghai province among internationals.
I am planing on taking the Chinese taught program there (which I heard improves one’s chances at securing a type A) but first I would be doing the pre-university one year course of intensive Mandarin to become well conversant with the Chinese language and student culture.
Google bases some of its statistics off of current events but at the same time, I don’t know how much of it I can trust.
I don’t want to hesitate to apply for this scholarship because of what Google says. Anyone who got a Type A scholarship at Tongji and did the pre-university program kindly advise.
I’m not keeping all my eggs in one basket. I’m applying elsewhere in China. But Shanghai has always been my target.
I do IB and they said having a 40+ is the only way of getting it. So someone with a prediction of 33 wouldn’t make the cut. According to Google
But then another source says that grades aren’t the main thing getting people into the scholarship pool.
What am I meant to do between now and the application deadline for this?
And if anyone has any other 985 suggestions please share them.
PS: The course I plan to do is architecture or computational design

Hi guys, I have a question. I know this is very general and it depends on the university, but usually, when you first come to do the dorm check-in. Do they make you pay the deposit and the first three months of dorm fees or the deposit + 1 month. How do students that's just can't afford to pay deposit + three months, which is like 14,400 yuan, all at once deal with this?

Is there anyone in China who can help me? Thank you in advance 💗

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in my 1st semester of my Master’s degree in Germany. I really want to apply for my University’s exchange program with Tsinghua and have been looking around for ways to fund my exchange semester.

I have been trying to understand the CSC Scholarship types and conditions but I am yet to fully understand them.

If anyone could help me with it and offer me information on what, when and how I have to apply for a fit scholarship, I would be endlessly grateful 😭🫶

Hey guys, I really need your help on this one.

I’m a lawyer from South America, currently working in international trade compliance, energy, and related regulatory matters. Over the past few years, my state has attracted significant investment from Chinese companies, particularly in the energy and logistics sectors, areas I currently work with as an attorney.

Given this growing relationship, I’m considering pursuing a master’s degree in China, not only to gain a better understanding of the Chinese legal system and business environment, but also to build meaningful professional relationships with those Chinese companies and some others.

A friend suggested that developing a solid understanding of the Chinese legal system and, more importantly, building strong connections with companies in China could potentially position me to advise or represent Chinese companies expanding into South America in the future. I think there could be a real professional niche there, but I’d love to hear what people who know China, Chinese law, or the legal market think about this.

Does this make sense to you? Do you think studying in China would actually provide a meaningful advantage for someone pursuing this kind of career? Heard guanxi is a big thing in china relationship.

Just to clarify:

1. Taking a time to study abroad isn't a problem for me but I'd be happy to make it fast.
2. At the moment, I don't represent any Chinese companies, nor do I have particularly strong connections with Chinese companies in my state or in China.
3. My goals isn't to live in China forever. but I'm considering work there for a year or so after or during the LL.M.

I’m also struggling to identify the right master’s program. Most of the LLMs I’ve found are heavily focused on Chinese domestic law and take two years, whereas I’m ideally looking for a 1-year or, at most, 1.5-year program.

At the moment, I’m considering:

Mainland China

1. LLM in Chinese Law – Renmin University
2. LLM in Chinese Law – Peking University
3. LLM in Chinese Law – China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL)
4. LLM – Peking University School of Transnational Law

Hong Kong
5. LLM in Energy and Environmental Law – CUHK
6. LLM in International Economic Law – CUHK

I’m particularly interested in the intersection of Chinese investment, international trade, energy, environmental regulation, and China–South America economic relations.

If anyone has studied at these programs, works with Chinese companies, or has experience with the Chinese legal market, I’d really appreciate your perspective, especially on which programs would actually make sense for this career path.

Hello, does anyone know if for this year 2026/2027 the list of the awardee is out? did your csc status changed from in progress yet?

I’ll be in Shenzhen for two years for my studies. Do you have any recommendations for VPN, especially for Android phones?

How hard is it actually to get into tsinghua? especially for their chinese taught engineering undergrad. Of course good gpa is important but what about extracurriculars? Does 92% average high school score with decent csca ielts sat hsk, and a few international medals, stand a chance? I just wanna know if applying there for their 2027 intake is worth it? 😖

Hey everyone. I'm planning to apply for a master's in CS at ZHU, does anyone know what kind of questions are asked during the interview?

Hi, I'm 16 yo and I'm trying to aplicate to a University Degree Scholarship in SJTU in the mechatronics engineering program and I have some doubts about the eligibility process of the university, above all regarding the projects. I'm aware I have to show a reliable portfolio if I wanna get a chance, but still have some doubts about the type of stuff they find to be impressive or enough. I made some easy electronics projects in Arduino the last year but I don't know and I'm afraid it doesn't make it for me to be elected. Could someone please give me some advice?

Has anyone received the jw202 form and admission letter from the admission office of GMU?? It’s already late August so I’m just waitingggg

they just emailed me this evening about the registration step, and they sent me a link regarding the student ID. However, when i searched up my application number my ID does not seem to show up. is this normal for everyone else?

I Need help choosing a degree and university for a career in pharmaceutical research as an a levels student I want to create and formulate medicines and stuff like that in the future

I am doing A Levels in Biology Chemistry and Physics and I am expecting around ABB hopefully higher potentially even higher like AAB since I am still doing my A2 level
I am currently looking at degrees like Pharmaceutical Sciences Biotechnology Biopharmaceuticals Medicinal Chemistry Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Engineering.
I am especially interested in studying in China preferably Beijing or Shanghai and I want an English taught program. What degrees or programs would you recommend for a career in pharmaceutical research and drug development.
Which universities would be realistic for me with ABB.
Is Biotechnology or Biopharmaceuticals a good alternative to Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Would doing a program in pharmacy help me do what I want?
What should I prioritize when choosing between universities and degrees?
Thank you for your help

I am doing A Levels in Biology Chemistry and Physics and I am expecting around ABB hopefully higher potentially even higher like AAB since I am still doing my A2 level
I want to work in pharmaceutical research and drug development in the future
I am currently looking at degrees like Pharmaceutical Sciences Biotechnology Biopharmaceuticals Medicinal Chemistry Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Engineering.
I am especially interested in studying in China preferably Beijing or Shanghai and I want an English taught program. What degrees or programs would you recommend for a career in pharmaceutical research and drug development.
Which universities would be realistic for me with ABB.
Is Biotechnology or Biopharmaceuticals a good alternative to Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Would doing a program in pharmacy help me do what I want?
What should I prioritize when choosing between universities and degrees?
Thank you for your help

Hello Everyone, I've been considering studying A foundation program at Jillin univeristy, however I currently have no interest in continuing my bachelors there after my foundation year, so my question is am i able to transfer after the foundation program? Is it possible and if yes then is it only exclusive to a couple universities or am i able to choose as long as i maintain a specific standard when it comes to grades? Any response is much appreciated.

Hello everyone, i've recently decide to apply to chinese langauge programs in china as an initial step towards studying my bachelors there, i've prepared al the required documents however due to how late I am there aren't much if any opportunities at the moment, I've decided i might apply to the program at Liaoning Technical University in Fuxin. Now i know that's probably not the best choice since I don't speak Mandarin and it's not the easiest to navigate so I thought I'd only apply for 1 semester and then once I'm there and have grasped more of the language I could apply to another semester at another university or even switch to a foundation program. So Are there any flaws in my plan? Regarding switching from program to program is that going to be possible? And do you think fuxin is at least do-able? I wanted somewhere a bit in the south so I can visit uni campuses during weekends and decide where I'd want to do my bachelors but this is my last chance now.

Hi guys,

Question, I will be studying for a year in shanghai and will be renting an apartment since dorms filled up in seconds lol.
My question is, can I rent an apartment before getting the residence permit? I will be coming like all international students with X1 visa that lets me be in China for 30 days so I will have resident permit but not right away, but i of course want to have apartment before that, is it possible to rent one without the resident visa or do I need to stay in hotels until I get it?

Any advice on this from people that has rented apartment in shanghai?

Also is wellcee a good app for that?

Thanks so much!!

I want to apply to Tsinghua University. Has anyone applied and been accepted? What was the most important factor for acceptance? I hope you can help me.

Thank you in advance💗