First, private schools do not enjoy state funds and policy support. Public schools have national financial allocations every year, which can maintain the normal operation of schools, so students' tuition fees are relatively cheap. In contrast, private schools can't get the state financial allocation, and the normal operation of private schools depends on enterprises or individuals to pay the bill. People who run private schools are not doing charity, of course, they will pass this part of the cost on to students, and the tuition fees of students will naturally be high.

Second, high salaries attract capable teachers. With the development of the times and the improvement of living standards, people's life pressure is increasing, such as mortgage, car loan and the cost of children's schooling. Three big mountains? The pressure on people is the same. Some teachers will choose to switch to private schools because of their considerable income, because the salary of private schools is 50% higher than that of public schools. Normal situation? Even two or three times higher is not impossible. Teachers with real talent and practical learning can make achievements in the class, and the commission received by the teachers is not small, which will eventually be added to the tuition.

Third, the ultimate goal of private schools is to make profits. In other words, enterprises or individuals set up private schools to recruit competent and qualified teachers in order to make money from students. Therefore, high tuition is one of the characteristics of private schools. Correspondingly, private schools will also buy new equipment. As for a series of expenses such as building a library and canteen, they will be added to students' tuition fees in an intangible way.

Even so, contemporary parents are willing to send their children to private schools whose tuition is several times more expensive than public schools, because private schools are? Teaching quality? Much better, generally higher grades. The important thing is that the admission score is lower than that of public schools of the same level 120 points, and it is still cost-effective for most parents to spend tens of thousands of dollars to buy 20 points. Therefore, these parents unconsciously contributed to the rise of tuition fees in private schools.