We go through your goal, budget and language level, shortlist 5–8 universities and bachelor's programmes for your field, and explain your chances and the intake dates.
We sign the contract with the refund term. We collect and translate your school certificate and supporting papers, and prepare the motivation letter and references.
We apply officially through partner universities, fill in the forms and upload the package. We track the status and correspond with the admissions offices.
If you are applying for a CSC or provincial scholarship, we submit it alongside the admission and see you through the selection.
We obtain the invitation (JW202 / Admission Letter), help with the X1/X2 visa, book the dormitory and get you ready to fly. We stay in touch once you arrive.
Requirements for international applicants are noticeably lighter than for Chinese school leavers — what matters is assembling the package correctly.
You can apply straight after school. A secondary education certificate is enough — we translate and certify it ourselves.
The Chinese state exam is for local school leavers only. International applicants are admitted on their certificate and the university's own review.
Chinese-taught programmes usually ask for HSK 4; the strongest specialities ask for HSK 5. We prepare you at our own centre.
Some universities run the bachelor's in English — IELTS/TOEFL or the university's own test will do, with no HSK.
No Chinese yet is not a problem. You start with a preparatory year at the university and move on to the bachelor's.
The degree takes four years. The main intake is September (documents by May–June); some programmes start in March.
No surcharges for “extra” stages — everything you need is already included.
$120 / ¥880 at the start, plus the main fee once a university confirms it is ready to admit you. The exact amount depends on the programme and the number of universities.
The organisational stage: shortlisting universities, documents, translations, certification, supporting papers, the motivation letter and submitting the applications.
Payable once a university has confirmed it is ready to admit you. University registration fees (¥300–1,000 each) are paid directly to the university.
Bachelor's admission, end to end — $890 / ¥6,300. We prepare the exact quote at your consultation.
A grant and a dorm place mattered. Several applications went out and the best result was taken.
Wanted to live in a major Chinese city and gain experience international employers value — chose a programme with a strong practical side.
Needed an English-taught programme with an international intake, and the option to study Chinese alongside.
AI assistant. Conversations are saved so an adviser can pick up where you left off.
