How many schools are publicly funded for graduate students?

1. The public fee you mentioned refers to the free tuition, and now there are two kinds of free tuition: one is the public fee, that is, regardless of the amount of tuition, it is completely free, and there is a living allowance, such as Xiehe; The other is to adopt the scholarship system, divided into different levels, if the scholarship is high, in addition to paying tuition, you can also pay part of the living expenses, if you get a low level, it may only be enough to pay tuition, now most schools are using this way, such as Beijing Medicine.

2. Graduate students are paid a living allowance, and the amount varies from school to school, and it is also related to the major and supervisor you choose, which is about two or three hundred to one or two thousand.

3. Professionally, the proportion of publicly-funded students in basic disciplines is large, and some adjustments can also be public-funded, while the proportion of public-funded clinical disciplines is relatively low.

4. If you apply for the exam, you should pay attention to the annual enrollment catalog, and the public funds and self-funding of different disciplines will be marked more clearly; If there is no marking, you can call ** to ask the admissions office, if there is a proportion limit, you may have to look at your final score ranking, ps: digression, it is recommended that you contact your supervisor before applying for graduate school, introduce your basic situation, and strive for his approval, otherwise if he is biased against your undergraduate major, even if your initial examination results are good, you may encounter trouble in the re-examination.

My girlfriend was admitted to Xi'an Jiaotong University this year, and I didn't know that there was a public fund, but after the retest, I learned that 15 of the 17 people admitted were public.

In the past, military schools were all public-funded, but last year's reform turned them into private funds, and the local schools are not very clear.

It depends on whether the tutor you want to apply for has a publicly-funded place in your hand.

1. Publicly-funded graduate students usually refer to non-directional students among the graduate students recruited by the national plan. On February 6, 2013, the executive meeting of the first party decided that from the fall semester of 2014, tuition fees will be charged to all newly admitted graduate students who are included in the national enrollment plan.

2. Graduate students can be divided into national plan graduate students, commissioned graduate students and self-financed graduate students, and the training funds for graduate students recruited by the state plan are provided by the state. It is divided into non-directed graduate students and directed graduate students. Non-directional graduate students are subject to a two-way choice free employment system upon graduation; Orientation students must sign a contract when they are admitted, and work in the orientation area or unit according to the contract after graduation.

The training funds for the entrusted graduate students shall be provided by the entrusting unit, and a contract shall be signed at the time of admission, and the student shall work in the entrusting unit after graduation.

Now there is no public funding, self-funding, and more scholarships. Most of the graduate students in the school have scholarships, but the grades are different and the proportion is different, which depends on the school's enrollment prospectus. Now there is a first-class, second-class, third-class, and there are no scholarships.

The first class is free of tuition, the second class is free of half of the tuition, and the third class is paid in full. You will be judged on your Graduate Record Exam scores. When I get to the second year of graduate school, I will be re-evaluated, regardless of the exemption of these, and it is also ranked according to the performance in school, and the third year of graduate school is to pay the tuition by myself, hehe.

Individual 985 schools and some second-class schools, now most of the schools are scholarship system, the school is guaranteed to be the first class, and the remaining first-class places are allocated to the examiners, and the first class accounts for more than 50% of the total number of people.

As far as I know, there are still a few schools where graduate students are fully funded by the government, and you can be admitted to these schools, (like the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhejiang University, and some research institutes), and there is another way, you can go to a school where you can go out for an internship in the second year of the master's degree in engineering (this should be asked clearly, because different schools and different teachers have different requirements for the master's degree in engineering), and the internship salary can basically be repaid for the tuition fee.

In addition, you can borrow some money to pay for tuition, a master's degree in computer science from a famous school, as long as you don't mix it casually, go out and ask for at least 100,000 a year, and the tuition fee is nothing when you get your salary, (our school's monthly employment salary of 7000 is the lowest in the book, and our school's computer and Sichuan University should be almost unbalanced).

As far as I know, all schools have state-funded places, but the percentage will vary. Nowadays, many former rental schools adopt a scholarship system, that is, the results of the graduate school entrance examination in the first year and the results of the graduate school in the second few years. Generally, a scholarship such as Lao Chan, that is, the full public funding in the past, just offsets the tuition fee of Huizhao your graduate school.

First of all, most of the graduate students have scholarships, but the level is different, then our school, there is first-class, second-class, third-class, and there is no scholarship. The first class is generally free of tuition (equivalent to public expense), and the head of the fight will then pay you some money every month for the first year. Half of the tuition fee is waived for the second class, and the money is also paid, which is relatively small, and the tuition fee for the third class is paid in full, but the money is paid every month (less).

If you don't have a scholarship, the tuition fee will be paid according to the school, and the school will not pay for it. Scholarship grades are basically based on your graduate school entrance exam scores, and there is a high probability that the higher score will receive a first class. At present, the postgraduate scholarships are all more and more empty, and 60% of the students in our school can get the first class.

It's not about the school, depending on your college entrance examination score.

Tuition fees are exempted, and the school also pays subsidies every month!

You don't have to pay tuition, so you can save a lot of money in three years! A monthly subsidy of more than 100 yuan. But if you want to pay for it, you need to get a high score! My classmates have public funds.

The public fund is paid by the school or the state, and that's it.