At present, public universities in Taiwan Province Province only recruit master's and doctoral students from the mainland, while private universities can recruit both undergraduates and graduate students. This means that if you want to study in Taiwan Province Province, you can only apply for a private university.

Let me tell you something about private universities.

To apply for private universities in Taiwan Province Province, there are two requirements, one is the result of college entrance examination, and the other is the usual result of three years of high school. However, different schools have different requirements, and some schools may refer to students' extracurricular activities and honors in high school.

There are some good private universities in Taiwan Province Province, such as Soochow University, Fu Jen Catholic University, Tamkang University and Chinese Culture University.

There are Ming Chuan University, Shih Chien University and Shih Hsin University in Taipei.

Going to a private university depends on the major. Shixin University, Mingchuan University and Wenhua University have strong media majors and great "influence" in the media field of Taiwan Province Province. Alumni are all over the media system, so it is very convenient to study in the media departments of these three schools and practice in various media.

As for the score line ~

If you take an undergraduate course, then the private schools in Taiwan Province Province are generally the scores of three continents.

As for tuition ~

In Taiwan Province Province, the average tuition and miscellaneous fees of public schools in one semester is about NT$ 25,000, which is almost NT$ 50,000 a year. Master doesn't know.

The average annual cost of private schools is almost NT$ 654.38 million+,so the tuition fee of private schools is about twice that of public schools.

But please think it over!

There are many preferential policies that mainland students cannot enjoy for the time being.

Ma Ying government has issued a policy, namely the so-called "three restrictions and six noes" policy, namely the so-called six noes:

1。 No extra points in the exam.

2。 The rights and interests of local students will not be affected, and additional places will be added to recruit Lu Sheng.

3。 Do not compile land scholarships.

4。 Lusheng is not allowed to work outside school.

5。 Unconfirmed photos.

6。 Can't stay in Taiwan Province Province for employment and civil servants.

I am a senior student in Zhuhai UIC. I think if you are an undergraduate, you can also try this school, if you don't like the educational model of mainland universities.

I hope what I wrote is helpful to you.