德国留学申请条件解读（Germany conditions for interpretation）.docVIP

德国留学申请条件解读（Germany conditions for interpretation） German universities have higher gold content and relatively low cost, but there are not many students studying in germany. Then, what are the conditions for applying for study in Germany? What kind of preparation do you intend to study abroad in advance? Application qualification linked to educational background Germany has a different treatment for applicants with different educational backgrounds. High school graduates do not have the qualifications to apply for German universities (including matriculation). To go to Germany to study, must be in elementary education after graduation from high school, through the national unified university entrance examination, enter undergraduate or three year system junior college study. Then, according to the status of the original University, whether to study in the country or not, the individual can determine how long he can study in Chinese Universities before he can apply to German universities. Applicants who meet the following conditions may apply for admission to German Universities If the applicant is twelve year high school: four years undergraduate university, completed 1-2 semester; four year undergraduate college, completing 3 semesters; four year undergraduate college, completed 1 semesters, the preparatory meeting of the German university entrance qualification examination, made in Germany the university entrance qualification. If the applicant is eleven years high school graduation: key university four years undergraduate course, at least completed 3 semesters; or enter the ordinary university, four years undergraduate course, at least 5 semesters. Here are a few caveats: Germany that is formally approved by the Ministry of education of Peoples Republic of China, and included in the list of German university undergraduate normal college degree or three years college degree, non formal or informal University of higher education qualifications are not usually recogn