Is it reasonable for private non-profit schools to charge school-enterprise cooperation management fees?

It is unreasonable for private non-profit schools to charge school-enterprise cooperation management fees. According to the query, relevant information shows that the fees charged by private colleges and universities should reflect the nature of public welfare. Schools should always put social benefits first, and disorderly formulation of fee standards is strictly prohibited. Private colleges and universities should establish and improve fee management systems and school running cost accounting systems, refer to the fee items of public universities, and reasonably determine fee standards based on factors such as school running costs, service content, and service quality. When adjusting tuition and accommodation fee standards, school running cost accounting should be carried out. The school party committee and school council will collectively study and make decisions, publicly solicit the opinions of students and parents, announce the proposed adjustment plan to the public, report it to the education department and development and reform department at the same level for filing, and actively accept relevant information. Under the supervision of the competent department, publicity and explanation work should be done to students and parents 60 days before enrollment. Schools that have not formulated a fee pricing system, failed to study fee standards in accordance with procedures, and failed to report to the education department and development and reform department at the same level for filing as required shall not adjust the fee standards. Tuition fees and accommodation fees in private colleges and universities should be kept relatively stable. In principle, the adjustment time interval should not be less than three years, and fee standards should not be increased at will.