For one year in China, it is recommended to focus on learning grammar. Because of my major, the vocabulary I need to learn during my study abroad will be unfamiliar, so accurate communication with my tutor is particularly important. Don't worry about the daily language, the preparatory course can be accumulated in one year, but because it is taught in all Russian, the preparatory course teacher can speak grammar, but it is also spoken in Russian, and people who don't understand it will become more and more confused. Unless English is good enough for daily communication.

What you need to prepare is a passport, a university diploma, a degree certificate and a report. Take it to the notary office for notarization in Chinese and Russian, one bilingual and two bilingual. The two schools have two groups of international students every year, which are March in spring and August and September in autumn. It is recommended to go in March, so that you can study for half a year. Foreign students studying in Russia must study for one year before they can join the department. The preparatory course and the department cannot be the same university. The tuition fees of each school are different, especially for majors. St. Petersburg state university is about 5000-7000 dollars. The cost of Moscow State University is about $65,438+00,000, which is only tuition and does not include accommodation. For example, St. Petersburg State University has dormitories, but they are not provided for China students for many reasons. It is necessary to rent a house and find someone to share it with. Roughly estimated, the rent is about $300 per month and the living expenses are about $400,500. Of course, there will be professional examinations when entering the department, but it will not be particularly difficult, especially the major I studied in China. The entrance examination will not be difficult, and the obstacle is the Russian answer sheet.