Private university (or private university) refers to a university mainly operated by private capital, generally refers to a university invested by non-local or central government, which relies entirely or partially on students' tuition fees instead of public funds to maintain the operation of the university, and the university has the right to choose its own students. Such universities are generally more expensive, but the environment and educational conditions are relatively good, so parents should carefully consider them. Its main source of funds depends on tuition, donations, donations and other private funds to maintain its characteristics as an independent non-profit organization. However, it is also unusual for private universities to receive government funding. For example, the four colleges of Cornell University in the United States rely on federal subsidies, and "threatening" to reduce government subsidies can also change the established policies of Harvard University. America, Japan and Korea

Private universities lead the top higher education in the United States, because the funds are easy to use, alumni and enterprises are willing to donate and enjoy the same government subsidies as public universities. Supported by scholarships, private universities often monopolize the best young students. As far as universities are concerned, the top 20 universities in the United States are almost all private universities, and their alumni and professors have won most of the Nobel Prizes in the world, such as eight Ivy League universities and the University of Chicago, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins University and Carnegie Mellon University.

In Japan, Waseda University, Keio University and Tokyo University are equally famous in Kanto, and Tongshe University and Ritsumeikan University are equally famous in Kansai. Sophia university, Meiji University, Hosei University, Rikkyo University and Central University (Japan) in Tokyo Circle are also the cradles of political and business elites and celebrities. The graduates of International Christian University are deeply loved by United Nations agencies, attracting two Japanese princesses to study as an exception. Xueyuan University is a famous "Royal University", while Guoyuan University and Huangxueguan University shoulder the academic mission of Shinto.

Among the top 15 universities in Korea, 10 belongs to private universities. The three top universities collectively called "Sky", S- Seoul University, K- Korea University and Y- Yonsei University, also include two private universities: Korea University (K) and Yonsei University (Y).

Universities managed by private or private independent institutions. It is not managed by local or national governments, but mainly depends on students' tuition fees and private donations to maintain the operation of universities, rather than public funds. Universities have the right to choose their own universities. The biggest difference between private universities and public schools is the different ownership of the right to run schools. The right to run a public university belongs directly to the state institutions (the main leader of the school is the secretary, etc.). ), while the right to run a private university is controlled by the school itself.

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Pay attention to the difference between "private", "private" and "private". Private enterprises mainly focus on management rights. Private university and public university, private university and public university are two different concepts. The former refers to the ownership of school management (school-running right), while the latter refers to the ownership of universities.

When it comes to "transformation" and "transformation", in fact, the meaning of "transformation" is basically the same, which means forming a scale and a common law in the whole society and realizing change, so as to completely achieve the advocated goal from the qualitative stipulation. "Industrialization" is to make enterprises or organizations with the same attributes gather into a socially recognized scale, thus completing the radical transformation from quantity collection to quality.