This page is for students and parents planning undergraduate or postgraduate study in China after high school — bringing the general application pathway, scholarship support and contact details together in one place. This is an open advisory service, tailored to your situation, not a fixed directory of schools.
Who are you planning for?
Get settled into high school first; a bachelor's degree in China is the next step after graduation — the pathway and scholarship support below are for the undergraduate and postgraduate stage, not a high-school entry scholarship.
The general study pathway and scholarship support below are for you; specific conditions depend on your target university and your situation.
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Partner high schools run on a boarding model with resident life teachers and campus security; supervision of minor students follows the relevant custody regulations of China.
Source: China Ministry of Education Order No. 42, "Regulations on the Protection of Minors at School", Article 38 (boarding management and safety). Specific provisions to be reviewed by a licensed lawyer before launch.
All enrolled students are covered by comprehensive medical insurance; the specific coverage and annual premium follow that year's insurance policy.
Reference premium ~800 RMB/year (per 2026 calibration data; actual policy to be verified before launch).
For a first trip to China, a student can be met at the airport, with help getting from the airport to school and completing enrolment.
If something urgent comes up, you can promptly reach the school and our support channel to coordinate medical care, contact with parents and related matters.
This is a service we offer: when parents have questions, a real advisor — not just an automated reply — is available to help. See the contact section below for details.
International students apply to Chinese universities through the international undergraduate track: typically a high-school diploma, the HSK Chinese level required by each university, and that university’s own document review, entrance assessment or interview.
Exact requirements follow each university’s official admissions notice.
Official reference · campuschina.org
We offer open advisory support for study in China: explaining the general application pathway, helping prepare your documents, and helping with scholarship applications. Conditions differ by university, so we advise one-on-one based on your situation.
If in the end you are not admitted, or not matched with a suitable scholarship, we refund your service fee in full — this is a commitment about our service delivery.
Places are limited; specific eligibility and amounts depend on each case, and we do not set an amount in advance.
For applicants to undergraduate and postgraduate study in China.
The exact conditions and time limits for a refund follow the service agreement; please ask a consultant.
CSCA (the academic proficiency test for international undergraduate admission in China) is currently not a mandatory requirement. We represent its preparation platform and can help you prepare.
Tell us your situation and a consultant will suggest the next step for your stage.
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