1. Raise funds from family and friends.

Self-financing from family and friends is one of the main choices for some college entrepreneurs. According to a survey report released by an authoritative college student employment survey agency in China, 82% of the venture capital of undergraduate graduates last year came from personal and family funds.

2. Apply for a small business loan.

Providing entrepreneurs with secured loans for small businesses is one of the main policies of the state to encourage entrepreneurship. For college graduates to start businesses, in addition to the state's support policies, there are also some relevant preferential policies in various places to encourage college graduates to start businesses. If you have entrepreneurial intentions or need entrepreneurial policies, you can go to the local employment network to pay attention to the latest preferential support information.

3.YBC risk loan

YBC is a project initiated by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, all-china youth federation and the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce to help young people start businesses. The project can provide interest-free unsecured loans for young people aged 65,438+08 to 35, with a total loan amount of about 30,000 to 50,000 yuan.

4. Participate in the Entrepreneurship Competition

For college entrepreneurs, it is a challenge to participate in the entrepreneurial competition. Participation is a process of learning and gaining, and it is really tempting to get a bonus. Generally, entrepreneurship training funds for entrepreneurship competitions are very rich. Players who win the first place in the finals often get about 654.38+10,000 yuan of entrepreneurship training funds. At present, many college students take part in entrepreneurial competitions as an opportunity to challenge themselves and a platform for actual entrepreneurship. The Entrepreneurship Competition attracted many college students to participate.

Extended data:

In recent years, national and local governments and relevant financial institutions have successively issued some targeted policies to support college students' venture capital. These entrepreneurial support funds reflect the support and encouragement of the government and universities to college students' entrepreneurship, which can really solve the urgent needs of many college students. However, these funds are generally small in scale, narrow in scope of assistance, high in application threshold and difficult to implement.

College students' entrepreneurial loans are unsecured and unsecured college students' credit loans issued by banks and other fund-issuing institutions. With the country's increasing support and attention to college students' entrepreneurship, governments at all levels have introduced many preferential loan policies for college students' entrepreneurship. However, college students' entrepreneurial loans have been launched for many years, but the proportion of college students applying for loans is still very low.