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Ministry of Education-Study Assistance Plan Area for Disadvantaged Students in Colleges and Universities

Published: December 2022, 10
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In order to further assist disadvantaged students to successfully attend school, so that college students whose family annual income is about the bottom 40% can receive government or school education subsidies, the Ministry of Education has expanded the "Student Assistance Program for Disadvantaged Students in Colleges and Universities" since the 96 academic year. painting". The implementation measures include four categories: stipends, living stipends, emergency relief bursaries and accommodation discounts, which provide subsidies for students' tuition and miscellaneous fees, living expenses, emergency relief grants and accommodation fees respectively.

Disadvantaged Students Student Aid Program

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bursary

For bachelor’s degree family annual incomeLess than NT$90; annual family income for master’s and doctoral programs is less than NT$70For students whose family’s annual interest income is less than NT$2 and whose family’s recorded real estate value is less than NT$650 million, stipends ranging from NT$5,000 to NT$20,000 will be provided based on the family’s annual income and type of study to ease the student’s education. Burden of incidental expenses.

Wang Yiwen, Overseas Chinese Student Group

Ext. 62224

e-mail:132231@nccu.edu.tw

Living Bursary

In order to provide the monthly living expenses for economically disadvantaged students, the school will issue a living stipend of RMB 6,000 per student per month from its own funds and arrange life service learning.

Huang Yiling from the overseas Chinese group

Ext. 62223

e-mail:jessie10@nccu.edu.tw

Emergency Relief Bursary

For students who are in financial difficulties due to family emergencies, the school will plan and handle them with its own funds to provide living relief subsidies.

Wang Yiwen, Overseas Chinese Student Group

Ext. 62224

e-mail:132231@nccu.edu.tw

Accommodation offer

1. On-campus accommodation: Provide priority accommodation and free accommodation (including winter and summer vacations) in on-campus dormitories for low-income students.

2. Off-campus accommodation: From February 113, it will return to the Ministry of Interior’s rental subsidy project application.

Accommodation Team Chen Zheliang

Ext. 62222

e-mail:nccudorm@nccu.edu.tw