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What are the legal requirements for refunding tuition fees?
According to the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), both parties to the education and training contract signed by students and schools should fulfill the agreement. If students need to drop out of school, the school can deduct some fees according to the contract. If the school fails to perform the contract, students have the right to terminate the contract and demand a refund of the paid fees.

According to the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), both parties to an education and training contract signed between a student and a school should fulfill the agreement. If students need to drop out of school, they should stipulate the relevant terms of early withdrawal in the contract, such as whether to refund part of the fees, the refund standard and the refund time. If there is no clear agreement on matters related to dropping out of school in the contract, relevant laws and regulations shall be applied according to law. In the case of students dropping out of school, the school can deduct some fees according to the contract. If the school fails to fulfill its obligations in accordance with the contract or the law, the students have the right to terminate the contract according to law and demand the refund of the paid fees. Generally speaking, when dropping out of school, the school will calculate the refund according to the number, progress and duration of the courses taken by the students, but the specific deduction ratio and standard should be clear in the contract. It should be noted that students should first understand the relevant regulations of the school before dropping out of school. In addition, when signing the contract, students should read the terms of the contract carefully and fully communicate and confirm the withdrawal.

If the school fails to refund the fees according to the contract when the students drop out of school, how can the students safeguard their rights and interests? If students find that the school has not refunded the fees according to the contract or the law, they can negotiate with the school first. If negotiation fails, students can complain to the relevant departments or bring a lawsuit to the people's court. In this process, students should keep relevant evidence as much as possible, such as contracts and payment vouchers, so as to better safeguard their rights and interests.

The withdrawal of students from school involves the protection of rights and responsibilities. When signing an education and training contract, students and schools should fully negotiate and clearly stipulate the relevant terms, so that when dropping out of school, it can be handled according to the contract and legal provisions.

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"Regulations on the Implementation of Private Education" Article 39 Private schools and their teachers, staff and educatees enjoy the same rights as similar public schools at the same level and their teachers, staff and educatees when applying for relevant scientific research projects and topics set up by the government. Relevant project management departments shall timely and fully allocate scientific research projects and project funds according to regulations. People's governments at all levels shall ensure that the educated in private schools enjoy the same rights as the educated in similar public schools at the same level in terms of further education, employment, social preferential treatment, participation in advanced selection, obtaining student loans, scholarships and other state funding. Private schools that carry out academic education shall establish a student financial aid and reward system, and draw corresponding funds from tuition income to fund and reward students according to the standards not lower than those of similar local public schools. Derivative question: What are the articles of association of private schools? The articles of association of a private school shall specify the following main items: (1) the name, domicile, school address and legal person qualification of the school; (two) the rights and obligations of the organizers, and the measures for the alteration and transfer of the rights and interests of the organizers; (three) the purpose, development orientation, level, type, scale and form of running a school; (four) the school's start-up capital, registered capital, source and nature of assets, etc. ; (5) Method of formation, personnel composition, term of office, rules of procedure, etc. Council, board of directors or other decision-making bodies and supervisory bodies; (six) the procedures for the person in charge or representative of the school party organization to enter the decision-making body and supervision body of the school; (seven) the legal representative of the school; (eight) the reasons for the termination of the school, and the methods and procedures for the disposal of the remaining assets; (9) Procedures for amending the Articles of Association. Private schools shall announce their articles of association to the public, and the amendments to the articles of association shall be announced in advance to solicit the opinions of stakeholders. After the revision is completed, it shall be reported to the competent department for record or approval.