Infomation
If you are really interested in learning Chinese at Shi-Da, please visit: http://www.mtc.ntnu.edu.tw/indexe.html
I check requirements in their Chinese pages:
====Chinese Start====
本中心招生的對象是高中畢業以上或具有同等學歷的人。由於每學季申請人數眾多,也必須使新獲核准的申請人有足夠的時間接到入學許可信以辦理簽證,因此有意申請者請盡早送交申請文件。所有申請文件必須在截止日期以前交齊,文件送交之後不可退還或複印。申請人只能依照前面中心學制及申請截止日所列的學季時間申請入學。
====Chinese End======
(1)You can study in Shi-Da if you graduate from senior high school/secondary school. A bachelor’s degree is not needed!
(2)They need a lot of documents (even HIV tests) if you need a student visa.
Requirement: (also on Shi-Da MTC website)
All prospective students must submit the following documents:
Completed Application Form (including photo).
Downloadable CCLC Application Form
PDF format
MS Word format
Transcript (in English) or an equivalent academic record listing course titles, credit, final grades or evaluations. Students attending universities in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and certain other European countries which do not issue transcripts should submit statements from all individual tutors or advisors which give similar details. Please include an explanation of the grading system used.
Diploma photocopy, of most recent diploma awarded (or a university acceptance letter for graduating high school seniors).
One letter of recommendation, preferably from your teacher or employer, but otherwise from a professional who knows you well.
Health Certificate must be current (within the past 6 months), signed by a certified doctor on clinic letterhead, indicating a good level of general health. The CCLC does not provide standardized health forms.
HIV Test Result must be current (within the past 6 months) and show that the applicant is HIV negative.
Financial Statement must be current (within the past 3 months) and show that the applicant has adequate funds to cover his or her intended period of study, to the extent of at least US$2,500 per quarter or the equivalent. The statement must show that the funds are in the applicant’s own name or the name of a parent. The amount should be in U.S. dollars. This proof may be a dated bank statement or a letter from a bank on its letterhead written within the past 3 months. If using a parent’s statement, the spelling must be the same as on the application and that parent must submit a letter guaranteeing willingness to support the applicant’s stay in Taiwan. Proof of a scholarship or bank loan are also acceptable forms of documentation.