I don't know the nature of this school. Generally, one or two colleges provide student loans. You can call the admissions office to see if you can apply for a loan.

Loan preparation materials include:

First of all, you need proof of family financial poverty from the Civil Affairs Bureau at or above the county level (including the county level). Generally, you should first go to the person in charge of the village committee and ask them to write a brief description of your family's economic situation (or you can find a piece of paper to write a brief description of your family's economic situation in advance), affix the seal of the village committee, then affix the seal of the township government, and then affix the seal of the county civil affairs bureau. This is a proof of poverty. To be on the safe side, you can issue two identical poverty certificates at a time in case of emergency. If you are at home or in the city, go to the street first, then to the neighborhood Committee, and then to the district civil affairs bureau.

Secondly, copies of my parents' and my ID cards.

Then, write a loan application form with your own manuscript paper (including a description of the family's economic situation, the purpose of the loan, and ensure timely repayment after graduation. )

Basically, that's all you need to prepare, and then wait for the unified organization of the school.