The "bad news" struck suddenly, and the tuition fees of some provincial undergraduate colleges and universities were raised, and parents complained bitterly
China's education is booming, students enjoy more educational resources, and the overall quality is constantly improving. Although college is an important goal for students, families generally hope that "college will make a difference".
Even though college students have reached adulthood and parents' worries have been alleviated a lot after entering the university, students are still in the stage of financial dependence and need financial support from their parents, and tuition fees and living expenses have become the focus.
Although the tuition fees of public schools are relatively low, due to the increase in prices and living standards, some schools have also raised tuition fees, which has increased the invisible financial burden on parents, making people feel that they "can't afford it".
The bad news came that the tuition fees of some provincial undergraduate colleges and universities have been raised, and the magnitude is considerable.
China's colleges and universities are divided into levels, and famous schools are difficult for most students to reach, so provincial undergraduate colleges have become a relatively cost-effective choice.
However, with the price of goods, some undergraduate colleges and universities in Jilin and other provinces have also raised tuition fees, with a range of about 20%. According to the current standard, the tuition fee fluctuates between 3,500 yuan and 6,200 yuan per year, but after the adjustment, it will be set at an average of about 5,000 yuan, an increase of about 1,000 yuan from before.
This adjustment is not unique to Jilin, Shandong, Sichuan, Liaoning, Henan and other provinces are also making tuition adjustments. While most parents are comfortable with this magnitude adjustment, it is even worse for rural families who are in financial difficulty.
In my opinion, tuition fees** are the general trend, but the pressure felt by students and parents stems from a deeper practical dilemma. The rising cost of education, the prolonged training cycle, and the fierce competition for jobs for students have all pushed the pressure on students and parents to unprecedented heights.
As a result, there are many issues involved in going to university, and tuition fees, living expenses, and employment have formed the "three mountains" that parents can hardly bear. Students may not be able to express much opinion on tuition fees, but they can reduce the burden on parents from the perspective of living expenses.
The main expenses of college students are focused on tuition and living expenses, and tuition fees are fixed. Even if there is a **, the amplitude is still within the acceptable range.
Living expenses are the bulk of the expenses, so students need to plan their living expenses reasonably, make careful calculations, first meet the necessary expenses, such as food and daily expenses, and the remaining funds can be increased by applying for scholarships, part-time jobs, etc., which not only improves personal ability, but also reduces the financial pressure of parents.
The most important thing is that students should establish correct values, abandon the mentality of comparison, and not pursue money and face excessively. Live your life well in the actual situation, avoid using your parents' money to fit into unnecessary circles, and don't go down the wrong path for the sake of vanity.
Overall, although there are inevitable reasons for tuition**, for the average family, the pressure does increase. However, it is necessary to face it with a "what comes is safe" mentality. Students should understand their parents' hard work, plan their living expenses reasonably, concentrate on their studies, achieve excellent grades, and prepare for future employment to live up to their own expectations and those of their parents.
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