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Semester / Summer course / Business Chinese
Chinese Language Program-Tsinghua University
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General PhD experience, not a Mandarin-course review: the alumnus valued more than four years at the university and felt at home there.
A self-described international non-degree language student says teachers are good but the method is boring.
The same discussion warns classes can feel crowded with limited speaking opportunities.
The learner described the university's Mandarin classes, teaching, and language progress.
The learner valued Chinese-only instruction for building vocabulary and confidence in using Mandarin more often.
Karen found English-taught classes less applied, while judging the university's Chinese-language classes to be stronger.
The learner became more comfortable with mainland Mandarin accents and gained useful Beijing colloquial expressions.
Francesca sometimes found communication difficult when local residents spoke dialects.
Daria found everyday Chinese communication challenging but valued trying to learn and use the language.
Blake combined a Chinese class with graduate-level subjects and valued engaged professors, manageable workload, and lasting friendships.
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