Application condition: condition 1. Rural students can get high tuition subsidies if they are admitted to graduate schools. Condition two. Generally speaking, if rural students are admitted to undergraduate courses, the rewards are divided into three levels. The first level is 4000 yuan a year, the second level is 3000 yuan a year, and the third level is 2000 yuan a year. Condition 3: At present, rural students can attend primary and secondary schools without paying tuition and miscellaneous fees, and there are some subsidies for those whose families are in financial difficulties. Condition 4: Some rural students attend high school, and some can enjoy exemption from tuition and miscellaneous fees, especially for poor rural families. If their children behave well, there will be scholarships.
Legal basis:
Notice of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education on Issuing the subsidy budget for urban and rural compulsory education in 200211year. Adjust the policy of free textbooks for courses stipulated by the state. From the spring semester of 20021,the subsidy standard for free textbooks in primary schools was adjusted from 90 yuan/year/person to 105 yuan/year/person, and the junior high schools remained unchanged. At the same time, science in primary schools and information technology in junior high schools have been adjusted to non-recycling textbooks, and the proportion of recycling has been adjusted to "75%+25%×35%" in primary schools and "80%+20%×35%" in junior high schools. All localities should organize and implement the procurement and recycling of free textbooks for courses prescribed by the state to ensure that students get the books before class. Two, the implementation of students "two exemptions and one subsidy" and nutritional meal subsidy policy. Provincial finance and education departments shall, in accordance with the requirements of the Notice of the General Office of the Ministry of Finance and the General Office of the Ministry of Education on Further Strengthening the Management of Public Funds for Compulsory Education Schools (No.68 [2020] of the Finance Office), urge and guide the municipal and county finance and education departments to timely and fully allocate public funds for compulsory education schools in accordance with the regulations, and it is strictly forbidden to delay the allocation, and it is strictly forbidden to occupy, misappropriate, intercept or deduct funds to ensure the normal operation of the schools. When arranging public funds for schools, we should lean towards weak schools such as boarding schools and smaller schools.