What is the cost of a year in college? It depends on the school and major. Generally, better schools are not too expensive, some are free of tuition (six normal universities directly under the central government), and three colleges are more expensive. Professionally speaking, art and sports are more expensive. Usually, Sino-foreign joint ventures are much more expensive, and everything else is similar.

How much is the cost of a university for one year: taking ordinary undergraduate courses as an example.

Tuition is generally around 5,000 yuan, 5,000× 4 years = 20,000 yuan.

Accommodation for one year is about 1000 yuan, 1000×4 years = 4,000 yuan.

1 year living expenses:

Breakfast 5 yuan+Chinese food 10 yuan+dinner 8 yuan =23 yuan,

23×30 days =690 yuan.

Winter vacation+summer vacation is 3 months, which means 1 you have to go to school for 9 months.

9×690=62 10 (yuan).

Living expenses for 4 years: 62 10×4=24840.

Total: 4 years tuition, 20,000 +4 years accommodation and 4,000+4 years living expenses, 24,840 = 48,840 yuan, which is about 50,000 yuan.

University tuition related regulations:

Article 1 These Interim Measures are formulated in accordance with Article 29 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China and the relevant provisions of the state on the administration of administrative fees in order to strengthen the management of fees in institutions of higher learning and protect the legitimate rights and interests of schools and educatees.

Article 2 These Interim Measures shall apply to full-time ordinary institutions of higher learning organized by the state, enterprises and institutions in People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 3 Higher education belongs to the stage of non-compulsory education, and schools charge students tuition fees in accordance with relevant state regulations.

Article 4 The tuition standard shall be determined according to a certain proportion of the annual average education and training cost. The tuition fees of schools in different regions, different majors and different levels can be different.

Education and training expenses include the following items: official expenses, business expenses, equipment purchase expenses, repair expenses, personnel expenses and other normal running expenses. Does not include disaster losses, accidents, school-run industrial expenditures and other abnormal school-running expenditures.

Article 5 The proportion and standard of tuition fees to the annual average education cost shall, in principle, be stipulated by the State Education Commission, the State Planning Commission and the Ministry of Finance. At present, the proportion of college tuition in the annual average education and training cost should not exceed 25%. The specific proportion must be adjusted according to the economic development and the distribution of people's affordability.

Article 6 The adjustment of tuition fees shall be made by the provincial education, price and finance departments in accordance with the procedures stipulated in Article 5, and shall be implemented after being reported to the provincial people's government for approval.

Article 7 College students who enjoy national professional scholarships such as agriculture, forestry, teachers' training, sports, navigation and ethnic majors are exempt from tuition fees.

Reference to the above contents: Baidu Encyclopedia-Interim Measures for the Administration of Fees in Colleges and Universities