1. International students can usually enjoy a certain degree of accommodation, food and campus facilities provided by the school. The quality of accommodation depends on the quality of the school and the budget of international students. Most schools will provide dormitories for international students or recommend them to rent houses, and catering services are also provided by schools. In addition, international students can also enjoy campus facilities and services such as medical care, fitness and social interaction, which may be included in tuition fees or additional fees.

2. International students can also reduce their financial burden by applying for scholarships or grants. These funds come from various institutions and organizations, such as schools, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the government and enterprises. The conditions and standards for applying for scholarships or grants vary from country to country and from school to school. Part of it is directly exempt from tuition fees in the form of scholarships, and the other part is to provide living allowances. In addition, some international students can also apply for funding by using international aid projects provided by their governments.

International students also have the opportunity to participate in academic research and internship during their study abroad. Academic research can improve the academic level of international students, increase research experience and expand contacts, while internship can enable international students to gain practical experience and increase their workplace ability. Some schools also provide international exchange programs or research internship programs for international students, giving them the opportunity to explore other countries and cultures.