Private ones are more expensive, state-owned ones look at grades, and famous ones will of course be more expensive. There are also different government expenditures, and tuition fees are of course different. Students' annual expenses are very high, which may be personal expenses, and tuition fees generally do not exceed 10 thousand. In addition to tuition and books, what fees the school has to pay depends on the contract signing between your school and the Thai school. If tuition, books and accommodation are included when signing the contract, you generally don't have to pay anything. You may have to pay the internet fee and utilities, but the internet fee and utilities in my school are free. Also, if it is the second day of junior high school, you can buy your own textbooks for elective courses, but it won't cost a lot of money. And if the visa expires, you can do it yourself. "Cheap tuition and expensive credits" may mean that it is easy to get into the exam and difficult to graduate, because it is difficult to graduate if you don't get into the exam and you have to retake the exam.

I have been to Empress Dowager Chiang Rai University. It's beautiful. sirindhorn China Language and Culture Center has been built. Does sirindhorn know? Princess of Thailand, the daughter of the current king, the photos of the school are in my photo album in Baidu space, and I think the environment is good. /% DC% F8% DC% F8% CD% C3/ Album Other schools are not very clear because they have never been there, but what I want to say is that Frye feels more prosperous than Nanbang Province, and the night market can be compared with Chiang Mai. Mae Sai in Chiang Rai is the northernmost place in Thailand and Myanmar, with a lot of jade.