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Appendix D: General Guidelines for Direct Application to a Chinese College or University as a Self-Sponsored Student and Excerpts from 'Regulations Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students in Chinese Schools'
Appendix D: General Guidelines for Direct Application to a Chinese College or University as a Self-Sponsored Student and Excerpts from 'Regulations Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students in Chinese Schools'
Pages 184-193
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He/she should be 25 years of age or younger. The program lasts from four to six years.
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(4) Master's and doctoral degree candidates must submit recommendation letters from at least two professors or associate professors (or people holding equivalent titles)
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Undergraduates in Chinese language and literature, Chinese history, Chinese philosophy, history of Chinese art and Chinese medicine are required to take a two-year course in elementary Chinese. Undergraduates and advanced students in the sciences, engineering, or other specialties are required to take a one-year course in elementary Chinese.
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(1) Tuition fees for one academic year are as follows: Students in the liberal arts —Undergraduates and general advanced students: Master's degree candidates: Senior advanced students: Doctoral degree candidates: Students in the sciences, engineering, agriculture, medicine, sport, and fine arts Undergraduates: General advanced students: Master's degree candidates: —Senior advanced students: —Doctoral degree candidates: US$1,500-3,000 US$2,000-3,500 US$2,500-4,000 US$2,500-4,000 US$2,000-3,500 US$2,000-3,500 US$2,500-4,000 US$2,500-4,500 US$4,000-6,000 Since the Chinese government stopped issuing FEC, many schools have requested payment in U.S.
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Housing expenses are US$2-3 per bed per day for a double room in the school dormitory, with two students sharing one room and using a common lavatory and bath. Teaching materials cost between US$30 and $50 per year for schools of liberal arts and are a bit higher for schools of science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, sport, and art.
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General advanced students should follow the program originally agreed to; no tutors are allocated to them. Senior advanced students mainly study independently, with periodic guidance from the tutors assigned to them.
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Candidates for advanced degrees who fail in their examinations or thesis defense are allowed to extend the period of their studies in accordance with regulations formulated by the Chinese government. General advanced students who fail in their final examinations for the academic year will be asked to withdraw from school.
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The diplomatic mission and representative of the sponsoring organization in China of the student's country, or his/her sponsor at home, if any, will be notified of the action in writing. If, for any reason, a foreign student wishes to suspend studies or to withdraw, or if the government or organizational sponsor decided to recall its students from China, the diplomatic mission in China of the student's country, or his/her organizational sponsor should submit a formal request to the Commission or to the school authorities.
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When a foreign student wishes to travel to other countries, tour the Hong Kong and Macao regions, or return home for any reason, the diplomatic mission or representative of the sponsoring organization of his/her country in China should give written notification to the school ten days in advance, if possible. With the approval of the school, the student should go to the local public security department to apply for the necessary exit and reentry visas.
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C Foreign students on Chinese government scholarships may join trips organized by schools during winter and summer vacations; every other year, the school will bear a portion of the expense for their travel and lodging.
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