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Do college students in Sichuan earthquake-stricken areas reduce tuition fees?
1, from 40 counties (cities, districts) in Chengdu, Deyang, Mianyang, Guangyuan, Ya 'an and Aba, namely Dujiangyan, Pengzhou, chongzhou city, Jingyang, Guanghan, shifang city, Mianzhu, Zhongjiang, Luojiang, jiangyou city, Santai and Anxian. Ordinary candidates from Shimian County, tianquan county County, Lushan County, Baoxing County, Marcand County, Jinchuan County, Xiaojin County, Aba County, ruoergai county County, Hongyuan County, Rangtang County, Wenchuan County, Lixian County, Maoxian County, Songpan County, Jiuzhaigou County and Heishui County who apply for Sichuan Agricultural University will be given priority as long as they meet the enrollment policies of the Ministry of Education and Sichuan Province.

2. Candidates who performed particularly well in earthquake relief were admitted to Sichuan Agricultural University without exception within the scope allowed by the Sichuan Admissions Department.

3. In the earthquake relief, the heroic children who died to save and protect the lives and property of the country and the people, and the children of school staff who died gloriously to protect students, who applied for Sichuan Agricultural University, the school will increase the reserved plan in Sichuan and take care of them according to the enrollment policies of Sichuan Province and the Ministry of Education.

4. After the candidates whose families were injured or lost in the earthquake enter Sichuan Agricultural University, the school will provide financial assistance to help them successfully complete their studies.

5. Sichuan Agricultural University promises that it will never let any disaster-stricken students admitted to Sichuan Agricultural University drop out of school because of family financial difficulties.

I just didn't say anything about free tuition. I'm also from the disaster area ... ouch.