University Scholarships

What we apply for

Our specialty is the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) — the largest program, covering tuition and accommodation with a monthly stipend — plus university-level awards at our partner institutions. Scholarships favour applicants with HSK 5 or above, a strong academic record, or a special talent; if you have one of the three, you have a case worth building.

How the service works

Scholarship applications are won on preparation, not luck. We work one-to-one through four stages:

• Shortlisting — matching your record to universities and scholarship schemes where your odds are real, not aspirational.
• Documents — study plan, recommendation letters, transcripts, certificates: assembled, translated where needed, and reviewed until they read like a scholarship committee expects.
• Submission — we file the applications and track them through each university’s and scheme’s own process.
• Interview coaching — mock interviews in Chinese or English, tuned to the questions committees actually ask.

Timing your application

Scholarship calendars follow university intakes: apply September–December for the March semester, January–June for September. CSC deadlines land early in those windows — most applicants should start preparing six months before the deadline, especially if the HSK score still needs raising. Our HSK course and university preparation track slot directly into this timeline.

Your odds, honestly

Last year, 80% of the students we supported received partial or full funding. That figure reflects selection as much as preparation: we tell you before you pay whether your profile can win funding, and which scheme fits. Eligibility mirrors university admission — ages 18–25 for undergraduate programs, under 30 for master’s, with a foreign passport.