¢ñ.Field Trips
• The school will organize several field trips every semester, the dates for these trips can be found in the ¡°School Timetable¡± issued before the semester begins. The specific arrangements such as time, place and activities for each trip will be further updated and finalized by the school.
• A non-refundable application fee will be charged for all field trips (not including the language practice outside Shanghai ). The school will support part of the fee of the language practice outside Shanghai , and the rest should be paid by the students. Please pay attention to the notices regarding the detailed information on fee payments.
¢ò.Application and Tutoring for the Chinese Language Test (HSK)
• The school organizes three HSK tests every year in May, July, October and December respectively. Two months prior to each test, the school will post a notice regarding the application and tutoring for the HSK on the bulletin boards in the lecture building, the student dorm as well as in the office of the school. Such information will also be released online.
• You should enter your name for taking the HSK in Room 100, Taoliyuan at the designated times. Bring with you your passport and its photocopy, and 2 passport-sized photos taken against light background. The center will then issue a ¡°Permit for Attending HSK¡± to you.
• The school will organize pre-test tutoring for the students.
¢ó.Matters Needing Attention While Living and Studying in China
• The school will apply on your behalf for the first ¡°Residence Card for Foreigners¡±. You need to submit your passport and other relevant materials to the Office of the School at the designated time for the card application.
• Shanghai Jiao Tong University is located in the commercial center of Xujiahui, characterized by heavy traffic and huge flows of people, so please pay attention to safety when going out.
• When going out, take good care of your personal belongings including your wallet and credentials (i.e. passport, and student ID, etc.), especially inside crowded places like shops and buses. In case something is lost or stolen, report the loss to the local police station.
• Lock the door of the dorm room when you are out to prevent possible loss of property.
• Pay attention to the safe use of electric appliances, do not connect electric wires without permission and do not use high-power electric appliances, turn off power when leaving the room to prevent fire.
• Ask the driver for a receipt and keep it when taking a taxi in case you need to reclaim something left in the taxi, ask also the shop assistant for a receipt and keep it when purchasing a high-price article from a store, so that you may change or return the article when you find its quality is not up to standard.
• In case of emergency, call 110 for police; call 120 for medical rescue.
• Do not stay up too late as it may interfere with the study the next day. |
