A spot at a TOP-3 university within a year — what a non-degree program in Astana costs
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A high school graduate wanted to study Chinese in China but doubted whether her academic record was strong enough to get into a non-degree program at a TOP-3 university. She put in a lot of effort preparing her documents and paid attention to every subject on her transcript, knowing that even for a non-degree program the selection is very strict. Thanks to her persistence, she secured a place at one of the top three universities, gaining a full year of language immersion
How it usually goes
Ainur, 19, had just finished school. She dreamed of studying Chinese in China but wasn't yet ready for a full bachelor's program. Ainur decided to apply for a non-degree program to immerse herself in the language environment and improve her knowledge
Even though it was a non-degree program, the TOP-3 university selected candidates strictly. Ainur needed a strong academic background and a solid transcript. She put in a lot of effort preparing her documents and paid attention to every subject on her transcript
Thanks to her own persistence and help from "Edu Chinese" in preparing her application, Ainur achieved the result she wanted. She was admitted to one of the top three universities, proving that a strong starting record carries a lot of weight
What people come to us with
I want to study in China but don't know where to start
How it works
We start with a thorough review of the applicant's starting profile, including transcript grades and motivation. Then we help choose the right non-degree programs based on university requirements and the student's wishes
Next comes preparing the full set of documents and writing a strong application that highlights all the candidate's strengths. We provide support at every stage, from submission to receiving the invitation
How to prepare
Prepare your high school diploma or its equivalent. Gather information about your academic achievements and interests
Frequently asked questions
Which programs count as non-degree?
Non-degree programs include language courses, preparatory departments, and short-term internships. They don't lead to a bachelor's or master's degree.
Does a non-degree program affect future admission to a degree program?
Successfully completing a non-degree program can improve your chances of getting into a degree program. It shows your adaptability and the seriousness of your intentions.
This is a real case, compiled from "Edu Chinese" posts. The client's name has been changed
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