According to Article 25 of Chapter III of People's Republic of China (PRC) Private Education Promotion Law (hereinafter referred to as "Private Measures"), private schools can issue academic certificates, graduation certificates or training certificates to registered students according to their categories, years of schooling and academic achievements.

Article 32 stipulates that private schools shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of educatees according to law. Private schools shall, in accordance with the provisions of the state, establish a student status management system to reward or punish the educated.

Article 33 stipulates that educatees in private schools enjoy the same rights as those in similar public schools at the same level in terms of further education, employment, social preferential treatment and participation in advanced selection.

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China Private College Student Information Network (abbreviated as China Private Education Information Network) strives to avoid the shortcomings of many educational websites, such as scattered content, lack of pertinence, single scope, single service and little reliable information, and is committed to building a truly professional student information service platform.

It provides a medium for private higher education professionals to obtain real, available and reliable news information in time, a channel for in-depth observation of the educational focus of private universities in China, a place for schools to communicate with the government, an interactive learning platform for students in private universities, and a stage for private universities to show themselves.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiao Min, Xuexin.com, China