I think it's better to apply by yourself or find an intermediary for the application conditions and graduation situation of Malaysian universities, and the pass rate is relatively high.

The tuition fee of public universities in Malaysia is less than RMB 6,543,800+0,000, while that of private universities is RMB 20,000-30,000. Living expenses are 20,000-40,000 RMB.

Undergraduate application requirements:

Education requirements: high school graduation, or equivalent to high school graduation;

Language requirements: IELTS 5.5 or above, or by attending school language training courses;

The most popular majors in Malaysia are business majors such as hotel management, accounting and business, and the employment is still good.

Whether or not to find an intermediary depends mainly on your own situation. If the surrounding resources are insufficient (seniors have never been abroad, relatives have never been abroad and don't know about studying abroad, and teachers can't give you some advice), you really know nothing about this matter and are dazzled by various posts on the Internet, but you have no idea at all; I don't have enough time and energy. I should hand in my application by express mail. I haven't taken the language test yet, or I don't have time to get to know the school, understand the application, prepare materials and so on. I suggest that it is better to find an agent. On the contrary, DIY is recommended.

If you apply for a private school, you must find out whether the academic qualifications and degrees awarded by the school are recognized by the Ministry of Education of China. For more information, please refer to.

List of regular schools in Malaysia published by the Ministry of Education/html/news/2014-02-24/139322521c954.shtml.