Changzhou University is a state-owned university.
Generally speaking, due to the support of national or local financial funds, the tuition fees of state-owned universities are generally not very expensive. General majors generally cost 4000-6000 yuan a year, and art majors generally cost 8000- 15000 yuan a year. However, there are also some high-fee majors such as Sino-foreign cooperation in state-owned universities, and the tuition fee is usually 20,000-30,000 yuan a year or even tens of thousands.
Because private universities need to raise funds to run schools, tuition fees are generally very expensive. Usually, undergraduate majors are 15000-25000 yuan per year, and specialist majors are 8000- 15000 yuan per year. Art majors are more expensive.
Students with poor family conditions can choose the national student loan, which will be repaid in installments after graduation, and the national finance will also discount interest, which can also be regarded as the national policy welfare for college students. Before the exam, it is best to consult whether the school supports the student loan and go through the loan-related procedures.
Brief introduction of Changzhou University
Changzhou University, located in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, is an excellent university jointly established by Jiangsu Provincial People's Government, China Petroleum and Natural Gas Corporation, China Petrochemical Corporation and China Offshore Oil Corporation, and evaluated by the Ministry of Education. It has been selected into the examination center of the Ministry of Education and the official English IELTS test center recognized by the British Council for Cultural Education.
Founded in 1978, the school was formerly known as Wuxi Branch and Changzhou Branch of Nanjing Institute of Chemical Technology. It is a provincial full-time undergraduate college. 198 1 Approved by the State Council, it was named Jiangsu Institute of Chemical Technology; 1984, Jiangsu provincial people's government and sinopec group jointly run a school; 1992 became a subordinate university managed by China Petrochemical Group, and was renamed Jiangsu Institute of Petrochemical Technology;
The management system was implemented in 2000, which was jointly established by the central and local governments, with Jiangsu Province as the power source. Jiangsu Commercial Technical School 200 1 merged; In 2002, it was renamed Jiangsu Institute of Technology; 20 10 was renamed Changzhou university with the approval of the Ministry of education and Camp.