Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you guarantee I will get a scholarship?
No one can promise that — the university decides. We refund your service fee if you receive no scholarship offer and do not accept a self-funded place, subject to the Refund Policy.
How much does it cost?
Scholarship Standard costs $1,390 for 1 university. Scholarship Premium costs $2,490 for 3 universities. University application fees and other third-party costs are paid separately.
Do I need to speak Chinese?
Many programs are taught in English. We will show you both options.
How long does it take?
We check your documents and explain your real scholarship chances within 24 hours. Application timelines depend on the university and intake.
Can I study in China without knowing Chinese?
Yes. Two working routes: a language year at a university (Chinese from zero to HSK 4–5, then degree admission) or English-taught programs at major universities.
How many years does it take to study in China?
Bachelor's — 4 years, Master's — 2–3 years, PhD — 3–4 years. College — 3 years, language programs — from one semester to a year.
Is a Chinese diploma recognized abroad?
China has mutual recognition agreements for education documents with many countries. For some professions an additional recognition procedure may be required — details depend on the specialty.
Is it really possible to study for free?
Yes, but “free” means a competitively awarded grant: the government CSC scholarship, university scholarships, or the Confucius Institute Scholarship. Coverage can reach 100% plus a monthly stipend.
Do I need national exam results to apply?
No. Chinese universities don't require your home country's national exam results. They consider your school diploma, a language certificate and — for some universities — the CSCA entrance exam.