The cost of studying in China ranges from $2,000 to $10,000 per year, depending on the university and program. This is 3–5 times cheaper than in Europe or the US. There are also full scholarship programs that cover 100% of tuition costs.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about admissions, programs, visas, deadlines and life in China
Yes, you can! Many universities offer programs taught in English. You can also take a language foundation year (a preparatory Chinese course) before starting your main degree program.
CSCA is a new unified entrance test for international students applying for undergraduate (bachelor's) programs at Chinese universities.
The main intake happens twice a year: for the autumn semester (September) — apply by March-April; for the spring semester (February) — apply by October-November. We recommend starting your preparation 6–8 months in advance.
No, EGE is not required for admission to Chinese universities. The core requirements include a high school diploma, a motivational letter, letters of recommendation, and a language certificate (HSK for Chinese or IELTS/TOEFL for English).
Of course! Once admitted, you become part of the international ESPERO family! We stay in touch with every student who applies through us, invite you to our events, and provide opportunities for internships and future employment.
Yes, degrees from Chinese universities are officially recognized in Russia and in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Official employment on a student visa is not allowed under PRC law. Legal alternatives include university-approved internships and on-campus part-time jobs. We always emphasize: your studies and visa compliance come first, so risking your student status is never worth it.
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