If you want to study undergraduate, you need to take the college entrance examination in Spain. As for the requirements for a master's degree, it depends on the major you want to study when you arrive in Spain. The requirements for each major are different.

Tuition fees vary from major to major. Generally, liberal arts are cheaper, about two or three thousand euros. Popular majors such as economics are expensive, ranging from 4,000 to 10,000, or even more. Of course, it also has something to do with the university you choose.

The cost of living is 900 euros a month according to the standard of living in Spain, but after I live there, 600 to 700 euros a month is enough. Of course, some people are frugal and spend less.

As for schools, the following are the rankings of Spanish public universities, so I won't say much. If you don't choose a university recognized by the Ministry of Education of China, you will be depressed if you don't recognize it after studying. It is recommended to choose universities in Madrid, Alcala or Salamanca.

Ranking of Spanish public universities:

1 Complutense Rutans University of Madrid

2 Autonomous University of Barcelona (Autonomous University of Marseille)

3 Technical University of Madrid (Politecnico de Madrid)

4 Catalonia University of Technology

Autonomous University of Madrid

No.6, Central Street, Barcelona

7 Carlos III (Carlos III University)

8 Pompeu fabra

Granada (University of Granada)

10 Valencia (University of Valencia)

Valencia University of Technology

12 Salamanca (University of Salamanca)

13 Seville (University of Serbia)

14 Santiago de Compostela

15 Hao Mei Island

16 Alicante

17 iles baler

18 Oviedo

Cantabria 19

20 Castilla La Mancha

2 1 Zaragoza

22 A Coru？

23 Al Calad Henares

24 Cordoba