All localities should conscientiously implement the Notice on Doing a Good Job in Student Financial Assistance during the Prevention and Control Period in novel coronavirus (J.F.F. [2020] No.30), fully implement various student financial assistance policies, and increase financial assistance to students from poor families who are sick and affected by the epidemic by reducing or exempting tuition fees and accommodation fees or granting temporary living allowances.
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Precautions:
Schools that have collected accommodation fees according to the academic year must return the overcharged part to students at the end of the spring semester in 2020. During the period of epidemic prevention and control, schools should charge accommodation fees according to the actual time of students' accommodation in school. Accommodation is calculated according to each academic year 10 month (5 months per semester), those who live on campus for less than 1 month, those who live on campus for more than 15 days (inclusive), those who live on campus for less than 15 days, and those who live on campus for half a month.
Tuition fees (teaching fees) shall not be charged for those who have not started school or started classes (including online courses). The school collects the accommodation fee according to the principle of actual occurrence, which is calculated according to each academic year 10 month (5 months per semester), and the excess is returned to the students. If the actual school time is less than one month, 15 days or less will be counted as half a month, and 15 days or more will be counted as one month.
People's Network-Tuition refund standard for studying at home during the epidemic period