If you haven't graduated from senior three, you can come here to study in the second year of college preparation. If you graduate, you have to take the high school translation certification, and then take the SELECTIVIDAD here, which is the college entrance examination. Those who have graduated from high school to take the college entrance examination must be certified for translation in both the college entrance examination and high school grades, and certified for translation in junior high school. All diplomas in China have to be certified by the Spanish Ministry of Education, and the cost ranges from 40 euros to 200 euros. The higher the diploma, the higher the certification fee.

Choose a university:

You should first think about what major you want to study, and then choose a university. The universities here are all predicted in June and July, and then officially registered in September. I wonder how your Spanish level is? At least DELE advanced is required to go to college. But there is no entrance exam. If you have no advanced level, I suggest you learn Spanish first, otherwise it will only waste money and time. Universities here have to pay tuition even at public expense, with a minimum of 1000 euros a year. I paid about 4500 euros in four years. The minimum tuition fee for private universities is about 8,000 euros a year, calculated according to credits.

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