1. Specialty setting and equipment cost: Art majors need a lot of equipment and materials, especially music, dance, painting and sculpture. The purchase and maintenance cost of these equipment and materials is high, so the school will reflect this part of the cost in the tuition.

2. Teachers and teaching resources: Art majors need experienced teachers and professional training environment for teaching. Recruiting and training high-level art teachers requires a lot of manpower and material costs, which will also be reflected in tuition fees.

3. Employment prospects and industry demand: The employment prospects of art majors are uncertain and the competition is fierce. In order to provide better educational resources and training opportunities, the school will invest more money to improve students' employment competitiveness. Including offering vocational skills training courses, organizing internships, holding exhibitions and performances, these additional services and opportunities will lead to an increase in tuition fees.