The common tactics of studying abroad as a black intermediary

Trick One: cover up and overcharge

Some intermediaries attract students with very low intermediary fees, but they cheat on tuition fees. Legal intermediaries will require students to remit tuition fees directly to the school, and inform the school's name, address, account and other information, rather than allowing students to remit money into private accounts or transfer money through intermediaries.

Trick 2: "preparatory class" has many ways

Some agencies promise to enter the "preparatory class" without English test. In fact, "preparatory classes" not only cost more money than studying English in China, but also some preparatory classes have final examinations, and their passing scores are generally much higher than their passing scores.

Trick 3: garbage school turns into "famous school"

Some so-called famous schools are actually garbage schools that are not recognized by the Ministry of education. In order to make profits, intermediaries beautify many colleges as famous schools, or strongly recommend their own schools.