Personally, the "2+2" type is not good because: firstly, the "2+2" cooperative universities outside China are usually not good; secondly, the diplomas of foreign universities with two years abroad are not recognized in China (China only recognizes foreign diplomas with three years or more in undergraduate stage-this is more important). If the family's economic conditions are not good and they want to study in famous foreign universities, Let me give you a suggestion: you can finish your undergraduate studies in China, and then go to Singapore for postgraduate study (the academic system is mostly 1.5 to 2 years) because Singapore is a country with high cost performance in studying abroad: universities are famous, the expenses are low, and it is easy to find jobs and immigrate there after graduation. For example, the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University rank quite high in the world. Besides, Singapore has a beautiful environment, pleasant climate and social stability. Suitable for living in Singapore, international students are also allowed to work after school (basically earning living expenses). The entry requirements for going to the National University of Singapore for postgraduate study are: 1. If the language score is IELTS 6.5 or above, you can go directly to graduate school. Otherwise, You can study the language first. 2. Academic achievements: provide undergraduate diploma and degree certificate and transcripts of all courses in the undergraduate stage (with an average score of 8 points). 3. Study abroad deposit: calculated at 1W RMB per year, you can apply for an interest-free loan from the Singapore government when you submit your visa application, up to 9% of the tuition fee; International students with financial difficulties can also apply for financial aid. The condition is that they need to work in Singapore for three to five years after graduation-this is what many people dream of. As long as they have the above three items, they can apply for schools. Of course, participating in various club activities and having certain specialties are suggestions that can add points to your application. You should find a reliable study agent in the local area for consultation. Because they have the latest study abroad trends, I will answer all your questions free of charge, and I will make suggestions for your study abroad (including the choice of major and school, application for school, offer, tuition, physical examination, visa, contact accommodation, etc.). Even if you don't sign the contract in the end, it doesn't matter-all the consultation before signing the contract is a list of all qualified study abroad agents (including address and contact number) free of charge, and you can directly log on to the "Ministry of Education's foreign affairs"