Affected by the epidemic this year, international students were forced to return to China, but most of them were forced to make a decision because they had no choice. So today, let's take a look. Can international students go back to China to study in universities? What school can I go to?

Because the students who come back from studying abroad can't take the domestic college entrance examination, they have to study abroad or take the domestic adult college entrance examination. Many parents can't accept the adult college entrance examination. After all, after training children for so long, it is inevitable that you will be unwilling to take an adult college or undergraduate course.

According to the relevant regulations, foreign students need academic qualifications to enter institutions, apply for civil servants and conduct academic research. However, if international students can't complete their studies after returning home, they can't get academic qualifications. For some students who give up the college entrance examination to study abroad, they can't be certified without graduation, and their overseas study experience can't be recognized. Then the highest degree in China is only the experience before studying abroad. Some high schools go abroad to study without finishing high school, or even have no high school education. It can be said that it is difficult to find a suitable homework after returning home.

However, there are also related solutions: first, if you don't graduate and want to continue your undergraduate studies, you can continue to study undergraduate courses by changing majors and transfer credits at the same time. After transfer, you need to decide whether you want to go to college after transfer. Foreign students have not completed their study abroad, and it is no longer feasible to directly certify their academic qualifications when they return to China. If they want to deal with the problem of academic qualifications, they have to study abroad again, graduate smoothly abroad, and get a job after returning home. However, if you drop out of school in the middle of studying abroad, you will turn to professionals for help at the first time, and you will also turn the corner.

At present, the "2+2/ 1+3" mode, such as the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China's undergraduate program for studying in Britain and Australia, has also become the choice of many parents. After a few years in China, students can still learn relevant professional knowledge, or they can graduate with peace of mind and stay in China until the epidemic situation eases. This is like helping the poor, and it is also a lifeline for many parents. After all, every parent wants to give their children the best learning environment.