Legal analysis: educational institutions can refund the money they have paid. According to relevant regulations, off-campus education and training institutions may not charge fees that span more than 3 months at one time. If it's three months' tuition, it's in line with the regulations; if it's more than three months' tuition, it's against the regulations. If it is paid for one year, then part of the tuition fee for more than three months can of course be refunded. If you take a class, you will form a de facto contractual relationship. In this case, the fee can also be refunded, but a certain penalty should be paid according to the contract.

Legal basis: Article 38 of the Law on the Promotion of Private Education in People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that private schools shall determine the charging items and standards according to factors such as running costs and market demand, announce them to the public, and accept the supervision of relevant competent departments. Specific measures for charging non-profit private schools shall be formulated by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government; The charging standards of for-profit private schools are regulated by the market and decided by the schools themselves. The fees charged by private schools should be mainly used for education and teaching activities, improving school conditions and ensuring the treatment of teaching staff.