Admission in China: your application plan

Start with your study goals.

Tell us your school qualification, subjects, nationality, intended degree, preferred intake and annual budget. These details help FirstLiners discuss appropriate programme options. Search by subject or city, then compare teaching language, duration and tuition for the actual degree.

Save choices in your study plan and remove those that no longer fit. Plans on the public website are saved in this browser on this device. They are not a student account or an application submission.

Prepare the right file.

Read the programme’s academic, language and assessment requirements before gathering documents. Keep your passport and school records readable and complete. Prepare any required translations, language results, CSCA scores, statements or recommendations.

Names, dates and qualifications should match across your file. When a document is missing or an answer is unclear, record the question for your FirstLiners adviser. Our preparation tools help organise your file; they do not predict admission or issue university approval.

Understand the offer and payments.

The university assesses your application and makes the admission decision. Review any assessment request, offer condition and reporting date with FirstLiners. Read the programme-specific payment breakdown before paying and retain each receipt.

University charges and FirstLiners services have different responsibilities. Tuition, accommodation and other university costs belong in the study budget; FirstLiners service charges belong in your consultancy agreement. Keep scholarship conditions separate from the amount you need to finance.

Prepare for the next stage.

After an offer, keep the admission and visa-supporting documents together. Prepare travel around the reporting instructions and bring the required originals for registration. Admission, a study visa and professional registration are separate decisions.