Are extremely poor students the same as poor students? What is a very poor student ?

No, the differences are as follows:

1) Different degrees of difficulty: students with extreme difficulties refer to students whose family conditions are particularly difficult, and poor students refer to students whose family economic conditions are generally poor.

2) Subsidies for different levels of difficulty: students with extreme poverty can get more subsidies. For example, the amount of state grants for poor students is different from that of extremely poor students, and poor students receive more state grants than poor students.

3) Different family environments: There are usually some unexpected circumstances in the families of poor students, such as the disability of their parents, which leads to poor family economic conditions, while poor students generally have no special circumstances.

Notes:

With the gradual establishment of the socialist market economic system, colleges and universities have implemented a synchronous enrollment system. The implementation of the fee system has injected vitality into the reform of higher education and injected new vitality into the development of higher education.

However, at the same time, it also brings more difficulties to the learning of students from poor families. Poor students are a special group of contemporary college students. Both the number of students living in extreme poverty and the state of mind of students living in extreme poverty will have a profound impact on education in colleges and universities.

It's not the same. If it is a certificate of special hardship student, then the state has a tuition fee waiver policy. Look at it, it's "should"!

If it is a poor student's certificate, the state's regulations are "can be exempted". The common denominator of the above two is that both can apply for student loans, and the amount of loans applied for varies depending on the length of study and the region. However, no matter what kind of certificate it is, as long as there is a seal issued by the relevant department, it will be effective.

If you apply for a student loan, someone may come to verify the authenticity of the certificate in the future.

Exceptionally difficult means that the conditions of a single-parent or divorced family are very difficult.

Poverty is when parents are unemployed or unemployed.

There is also a special poverty 300 subsidy given by the school

Poverty 200

With the gradual establishment of the socialist market economic system, colleges and universities have implemented a system of merging enrollment. The implementation of the fee-paying school system has brought vitality to the reform of education in colleges and universities and injected new vitality into the development of higher education.

However, at the same time, it has also brought greater difficulties to students from poor families to study, and extremely poor students are a special group among contemporary college students, both the number of extremely poor students and the ideological state of extremely poor students will have a profound impact on the education of colleges and universities.

It is not only related to the future enrollment and running of colleges and universities, but also the need for "education to be future-oriented"; It is a major event related to social stability, the development of education, and the strength of the country.

The main reasons for the difficulties of the extremely poor are as follows:

1) Unbalanced economic development.

Since the beginning of reform and opening up, the people's living standards have generally improved. However, due to the uneven economic development in different regions, the situation of students' families varies.

2) Enrollment is on the same track, and the payment of fees for school is increased.

Colleges and universities have implemented the reform of the enrollment merger system, and implemented the principle of "paying for school and choosing their own careers", so that the payment of fees for students going to school has become universal.

3) Rural students, poor families.

It is a student whose family is more financially difficult, and the school will generally reduce the fee, and there is also the Internet term "particularly sleepy student", which means that I always want to sleep in class.

A metaphor for a student who is in a particularly difficult situation.

It is very difficult because of the special conditions.

It's just that I get sleepy as soon as I go to class.

Do you mean that the family conditions are relatively poor, or that you always sleep in class, so you are called a particularly "sleepy" student?

Those who meet one of the following conditions may be recognized as extremely poor students:

1. Orphans, relevant certificates are required, and supplementary materials are not required for review;

3. Parents enjoy the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents, and the review will see whether it is a low guarantee within three years, and the payment record of the current year shall be supplemented;

4. Single-parent families, the family has no fixed economy, divorce or death certificate is required, and whether to remarry should be investigated during the review;

5. Parents who have lost the ability to work and the family has no fixed economy, need a disability certificate to identify the impact of the type of disability, and no supplementary materials are required for the review;

6. If a direct family member suffers from a major illness or a sudden natural disaster causes the family to have special financial difficulties, medical records or proof of sudden natural disasters are required, and supplementary materials are not required for review.

Article 11 of the Interim Measures for Social Assistance The application for minimum livelihood security shall be handled in accordance with the following procedures:

1) The family members living together shall submit a written application to the township people** and sub-district office where the household registration is located; Where family members have difficulty in applying, they may entrust villagers' committees or residents' committees to submit applications on their behalf.

2) Township people's ** and sub-district offices shall, through household surveys, neighborhood visits, letter requests, public comments, information verification, etc., investigate and verify the applicant's family income and property status, put forward preliminary opinions, and report to the county-level people's ** civil affairs department for examination and approval after the applicant's village or community is announced.

3) The county-level people's ** civil affairs department shall approve the application that meets the requirements after review, and publish it in the applicant's village or community; Applications that do not meet the requirements will not be approved, and the reasons shall be explained to the applicant in writing.

Article 12: For families approved to receive minimum livelihood guarantees, the county-level people's ** civil affairs departments are to issue minimum livelihood security funds on a monthly basis according to the difference between the per capita income of family members living together and the local minimum livelihood security standards.

For the elderly, minors, severely disabled persons, and seriously ill persons who still have difficulties in living after receiving the minimum livelihood guarantee, the local people at or above the county level shall take necessary measures to provide livelihood guarantees.

Article 13: Where there is a change in the population, income, or property status of a family with a minimum subsistence allowance, the township people** and neighborhood offices shall be promptly informed.

The county-level people's civil affairs departments, as well as the township people's ** and neighborhood offices, shall periodically verify the population, income, and property status of families receiving minimum livelihood guarantees.

Where there is a change in the demographic status, income status, or property status of a minimum livelihood support family, the county-level people's ** civil affairs department shall promptly decide to increase, decrease, or suspend the issuance of minimum livelihood security funds; Where a decision is made to suspend the issuance of the minimum subsistence allowance, the reasons shall be explained in writing.

Criteria for Identifying Students with Financial Difficulties (Reference).

Article 1: The designation of students from families with financial difficulties shall give priority consideration to students from families with financial difficulties who have been registered and registered, students from rural families with subsistence allowances, students who are supported by rural people living in extreme poverty, students who are orphaned or disabled, children of martyrs, and students whose families encounter special circumstances such as natural disasters or emergencies.

Article 2: The designation of students from economically disadvantaged families is to be carried out comprehensively with reference to the minimum subsistence security standards for urban residents in Chuzhou City during the same period, combined with the students' level of study, life, and daily consumption, as well as relevant circumstances affecting the family's economic situation.

Article 3: The criteria for designating students from schools with financial difficulties are set up in three levels: general hardship, hardship, and special hardship.

1) In any of the following circumstances, students may be found to have general financial difficulties;

1. The family is in a rural area, living mainly in agriculture, and the family economic income is obviously low;

2. One of the parents is laid off (unemployed) and the family economic income is obviously low;

3. Two or more family members are receiving non-compulsory education and the family economic income is low;

4. The family suffers certain losses due to force majeure or natural disasters;

5. Other circumstances cause temporary financial difficulties for the family.

2) Students with any of the following circumstances may be identified as having financial difficulties:

1. Both parents are laid off (unemployed) and have no fixed economic income**;

2. Single parents or parents with disabilities or parents are old, the family lacks labor, and the family has no fixed life**;

3. Those who come from poor areas with poor economic conditions and no fixed economy;

4. Families who enjoy the minimum subsistence allowance;

5. Other circumstances that lead to financial difficulties for the family.

3) Students with any of the following circumstances may be identified as students with special financial difficulties (students with special poverty):

1. Students from economically disadvantaged families, students from low-income families in rural areas, students supported by rural special poverty, orphaned and disabled students, and children of martyrs;

2. A family member has been seriously ill for a long time, and the family has no fixed financial income**;

3. The family suffers serious property losses due to natural disasters or emergencies, or suffers sudden misfortune (such as sudden serious illness or serious accidents) that exceeds the family's financial capacity;

4. The family is listed as a special poverty household or a key preferential care target by the local **;

5. Other those who do not have financial ** support for normal learning.

Article 4: In any of the following circumstances, they must not apply for recognition as a student from a family with financial difficulties:

1. Those who have bad habits such as regular smoking or alcoholism;

2. Those who often travel at their own expense on holidays;

3. Those who rent a house outside the apartment without reason;

4. Those who frequently visit commercial Internet cafes;

5. Those who purchase high-end electronic products by themselves;

6. Those who have other high-spending behaviors or extravagant consumption behaviors;

7. Those who falsify the relevant supporting materials.

8. Those who have temporary financial difficulties due to family construction, house purchase, business, investment, etc.;

Article 5: In principle, there is no proportion to the total number of students with special difficulties, students with difficulties, and students with general difficulties, and is to be determined on the basis of the actual conditions of each year and on the basis of quantitative democratic appraisal scores from high to low.

1. What are the conditions for a poor student?

1. Only those who meet the following conditions can be regarded as poor students:

1) Residents who have no livelihood, no ability to work, and no legal supporter or supporter;

2) Residents who are still unable to re-employ during or after the expiration of the period of receiving unemployment insurance money, and whose per capita household income is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard;

3) Residents whose per capita household income is still lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard after receiving wages or minimum wages and basic living expenses for incumbents and laid-off workers, and after retirees receiving pensions;

4) Other residents whose per capita household income is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard.

2. Legal basis: Article 12 of the Measures for the Management of Urban and Rural Minimum Livelihood Security Funds.

In principle, urban and rural subsistence allowance funds shall be socialized and distributed directly to households through banks, credit cooperatives and other financial institutions. The county-level finance and civil affairs departments shall open special accounts for the subsistence allowance families in the ** financial institutions, and the ** financial institutions shall not in any form collect account management fees from the urban and rural subsistence allowance recipients.

2. What is the application process for poor students?

1. Print the application form for college students to apply for student poverty subsidy;

2. Fill in the school's aid application form;

3. The questionnaire of students and families needs to be stamped by the township or sub-district office where they are located;

4. If there is a subsistence allowance handled by the civil affairs department of the county or district, the civil affairs department must also provide proof of authenticity.

The definition of poor households can refer to the following criteria: 1That is, the absolute poor population (annual per capita net income less than 627 yuan); 2.

Relatively poor people (annual per capita net income of 628-865 yuan); 3.low-income population (annual per capita net income of 866-1205 yuan); 4.general income and high income (annual per capita net income of more than 1,205 yuan); 5.

Residents (villages) who have no economic **, no ability to work, and no legal supporter or dependent; 6.Residents (villages) who have not been re-employed during the period of receiving unemployment benefits or after the expiration of unemployment benefits, and whose per capita monthly household income is lower than the municipal subsistence allowance standard; 7.Residents (villages) whose per capita monthly household income is still lower than the municipal subsistence allowance standard after receiving wages or minimum wages for incumbents and pensions for retirees; 8.

Residents (villages) whose per capita monthly income of other families is lower than the municipal subsistence allowance standard (excluding those subject to the Five Guarantees).

With reference to the average consumption level of the public, the definition criteria for poor students are tentatively set as:

1. Students whose average monthly living expenses and per capita family income are less than 300 yuan, who usually live frugally and have financial difficulties after completing their studies;

2. Students whose families are located in remote and economically backward rural areas, or whose parents have been laid off and have no fixed economy**, as well as students with disabilities, single parents, and divorced parents (low-income families);

3. Ethnic minority students, and a small number of students who have not taken the initiative to apply but whose families are really poor and have relevant proof that the situation is true, can be classified as poor students.

In addition to meeting the above conditions, those who also meet the following conditions, such as the children of martyrs, orphans, parents suffering from serious illness or disability (loss or partial loss of the ability to work), and families with special difficulties, whose families hold the "Special Poverty Certificate", "Social Assistance Certificate", "Minimum Living Security Certificate", and whose average monthly living expenses and per capita household income are less than 200 yuan, and are unable to maintain their basic livelihood, are classified as extremely poor students.

Review methods. 1. The class sets up an assessment team for poor students, with 5-7 members (depending on the number of students in the class), which is composed of party members, probationary party members, party activists, class cadres and representatives of ordinary (non-poor students) recognized by most students.

2. The assessment team of poor students will investigate the students who apply for poor students, and fully solicit the opinions of their classmates in the same dormitory when they are in school, and if necessary, they can confirm the consumption of "Golden Dragon Card";

3. The results of the investigation will be handed over to the class teacher, who will comprehensively measure the situation according to the situation mastered, and report to the college for review after the preliminary examination.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Poor Students.