Guide for Study in China Cities: 58 Hot Cities

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My CUCAS Guide Programs Schools Help Blog Facebook Twitter School Reviews If you're interested in studying in China but don't know where to go, remember CUCAS is here to help!   ANOTHER EDITION PACKED WITH UPDATES   Guide for Study in China's Cities: 58 Hot Cities Get Gym, Swimming or Ball Games Card for Free! Notice for Applicants of Wuhan University   Guide for Study in China's Cities: 58 Hot Cities International Metropolis China's ancient civilization collides with its dynamic modernity. Beijing  Introduction - Universities Shanghai  Introduction - Universities Chongqing  Introduction - Universities Guangzhou  Introduction - Universities Tianjin  Introduction - Universities Metropolis Those lively cities are usually the political and economic center of a particular region or province in China, and as such they are well served by convenient transportation links and high quality universities. Changchun  Introduction - Universities Changsha  Introduction - Universities Chengdu  Introduction - Universities Fuzhou  Introduction - Universities Guiyang  Introduction - Universities Haikou  Introduction - Universities Harbin  Introduction - Universities Jinan  Introduction - Universities Kunming  Introduction - Universities Nanchang  Introduction - Universities Nanning  Introduction - Universities Shenyang  Introduction - Universities Shenzhen  Introduction - Universities Shijiazhuang  Introduction - Universities Taiyuan  Introduction - Universities Wuhan  Introduction - Universities Wulumuqi  Introduction - Universities Zhengzhou  Introduction - Universities Budget Cities Those medium-sized cities usually have a smaller urban population than metropolises but also enjoys convenient transportation. The cost of living is comparatively cheap, and the relative absence of foreigners will give you plenty of chances to practice your Chinese. Baoding  Introduction - Universities Binzhou   Introduction - Universities Dezhou  Introduction - Universities Fuxin  Introduction - Universities Huangshi  Introduction - Universities Jiamusi  Introduction - Universities Jilin  Introduction - Universities Jinzhou  Introduction - Universities Nantong  Introduction - Universities Tangshan  Introduction - Universities Wenzhou  Introduction - Universities Yangling  Introduction - Universities Zhenjiang  Introduction - Universities Historical Cities Historical cities generally served as China's political, economic and cultural centers during ancient times. Boasting more than 1,000 years of history, they have become celebrated tourist destinations and are certainly worth visiting. If you study here, you will find a rich cultural atmosphere. Hangzhou  Introduction - Universities Kaifeng   Introduction - Universities Nanjing  Introduction - Universities Suzhou  Introduction - Universities Weifang  Introduction - Universities Xi'an  Introduction - Universities Featured Cities These cities are special because of certain landscapes or famous people. For example, Jingdezhen is a world-famed ceramic capital boasting a rich cultural heritage. Guilin  Introduction - Universities Jingdezhen  Introduction - Universities Leshan  Introduction - Universities Linfen  Introduction - Universities Mudanjiang  Introduction - Universities Wuxi  Introduction - Universities Ya'an  Introduction - Universities Yinchuan  Introduction - Universities Yuxi  Introduction - Universities Zibo   Introduction - Universities Coastal Cities China's 18,000 km long coastline is dotted with flourishing coastal cities, where there are also many excellent universities. The northeastern city of Dalian, with its beautiful scenery and pleasant environment, is a popular summer beach resort. Dalian  Introduction - Universities Ningbo  Introduction - Universities Qingdao   Introduction - Universities Qinhuangdao  Introduction - Universities Xiamen  Introduction - Universities Yantai  Introduction - Universities   Get Gym, Swimming or Ball Games Card for Free! Students who apply the Chinese Program of University of Science and Technology Beijing can choose to get gym card, swimming card or ball games card for free. Chinese Programs: Starting Date: Sep. 2012 Application Deadline: Sep.10 2012 Academic Requirement: High School Graduate One semester Chinese language program Duration of Study: 1 Semester (20 hours/week) Tuition Fees: RMB 8,320 per semester One year Chinese language program Duration of Study: 1 Semester (20 hours/week) Tuition Fees: RMB 8,320 per semester Learn More >>   Notice for Applicants of Wuhan University From July 12 to August 15, Wuhan University will not process JW 202 form. Chinese language applicants can apply the tourist visa to China. Except applicants from Somalia, Nigeria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, etc. ,since these applicants need JW202 form to apply the visa and residence permit.   Every week, we'll send out a newsletter concerning studying in China. Don't forget, you can always contact our dedicated student service team for a free consultation about where to study. 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