I think every university should refund the accommodation fee from 20 19 to 2020 academic year. After all, everyone stayed at home in the first half of the year and made a little contribution to the prevention and control of the epidemic. The dormitory has been empty, there is no electricity bill, and the accommodation fee should be refunded.

As early as May 2, the Ministry of Education issued a document on school fees during the epidemic prevention and control period. The Ministry of Education clearly stated in the document that colleges and universities should reasonably determine the refund standard according to the actual accommodation situation. Later, the education departments of several provinces and cities also issued relevant notices, requiring schools to do a good job in charge management. Moreover, the Ministry of Education clearly pointed out in the document that during the epidemic period, schools should not use the epidemic prevention and control work as an excuse to charge or raise the charging standards without authorization, and are not allowed to charge illegally. Once this situation is discovered, the responsibility of the school will be seriously investigated.

? Therefore, according to the instructions of the Ministry of Education and the Provincial Department of Education, colleges and universities should find out the accommodation situation of students during the epidemic, and then refund the accommodation fees according to the actual number of days of students' accommodation.

At the end of the semester in June, our school will refund the accommodation fee after charging the actual accommodation fee of the students. Because before taking CET-6, some people go back to school for a few days, and some people go back to the dormitory to get things, so they will directly deduct the dormitory fee for one month and lose one month. Those who have never been back to school will be refunded directly according to the original charging standard. Although I think it's a bit pitted to directly deduct the accommodation fee for one month after staying for only a few days, I can only say that something is better than nothing.

Now we can see on social media that the accommodation fees of many schools have not been refunded. I hope that the education departments of all provinces and cities can pay attention to these situations. After all, students' money is not blown by strong winds. I haven't checked in for several months, and there is still a thick layer of dust to clean up, so students can't tell.

I wonder if all your college accommodation fees have been refunded?