Legal analysis: 1. Student-origin credit student loan. All students can voluntarily apply for an interest-free student loan supported by the National Development Bank in their place of origin (county where the household registration is located) every year, and the maximum loan for junior college students is 8,000 yuan/year.

2. After students enter the school, they apply for a national grant of 3000-5000 yuan/year from the school by using the loan information.

3. From the fall semester of 20 16, the full-time undergraduate students (including higher vocational colleges and undergraduates) newly enrolled in poverty-stricken families will be given a subsidy of 4,000 yuan/year (tuition fee of 2,000 yuan, living expenses of 2,000 yuan) and will continue to be subsidized until the end of their studies. Students declare on the website of Sichuan Financial Aid Center, which is audited by the school, approved by the provincial financial aid center and distributed by the district and county financial aid centers.

4. Financial aid for freshmen: In July of the year of enrollment, the applicant began to apply to the county-level student financial aid management center (Education Bureau) where the household registration is located. Colleges and universities in the province admit each new student 500 yuan, and colleges and universities outside the province admit each new student 1 1,000 yuan.

5. Green channel: freshmen with financial difficulties who have been admitted to school and are unable to pay tuition fees apply to their colleges and universities at the time of registration, go through the admission procedures first, and then take different measures to give financial assistance according to the actual situation.

6. National Scholarship, National Inspirational Scholarship and National Scholarship: Apply for evaluation according to the academic year and apply to the school in September every year. (The requirement is to set up a file and set up a card, with excellent academic performance)

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Regulations on Minimum Living Security for Urban Residents holds that non-agricultural registered permanent residence urban residents whose per capita income of family members living together is lower than the minimum living security standard for local urban residents have the right to get basic living material help from the local people's government.

The income mentioned in the preceding paragraph refers to all monetary income and income in kind of family members living together, including alimony, alimony or alimony that should be paid by legal dependents or dependents, excluding pensions and subsidies enjoyed by entitled groups in accordance with state regulations.