Shaoguan zhentai recruitment

Shaoguan University is located in Shaoguan City, a mountainous area in northern Guangdong. Its school is located in the suburbs, and its consumption level is lower than that of first-tier cities such as Guangzhou.

Detailed monthly living expenses of Shaoguan University (for reference):

Meal fee: 360 yuan (including breakfast 3 yuan+lunch 4.5 yuan+dinner 4.5 yuan, girls can spend less).

Mobile phone fee: 50 yuan (free to join the campus cluster network)

Water and electricity charges: 25 yuan (electricity charges in computer dormitories will be overrun).

Transportation fee: 32 yuan (calculated by going out of the city twice a week, and the one-way fare is 2 yuan each time).

Internet access fee: 20 yuan (200 yuan/academic year)

These are the basic living expenses, totaling around 500 yuan. In addition, we should also consider the costs of supper, human consumption, shopping and study. According to experience, freshmen spend more money in the first three months, so it is suggested to prepare according to 800 yuan/month. If they are frugal in the future, their monthly living expenses will be around 500 yuan.

In order to help poor students complete their studies smoothly, our school has established a student financial aid system with "award, loan, assistance, supplement and reduction" as the main content, and has more than ten social scholarships, including excellent student scholarships, national scholarships, social scholarships, Li Can scholarships, Gangxinshan scholarships and Zhentai scholarships. When you receive the admission notice, there will be a student handbook and a form about poor students. Fill in the form as required when necessary, and contact the college counselor to apply for a national student loan. In addition, our school can also apply for temporary difficulties subsidies for poor students in case of sudden difficulties.

In addition, you can also apply for work-study positions during your school days. At present, the school has more than 600 work-study positions (laboratories, libraries, campus work-study kiosks, etc.). ) and nearly a thousand off-campus work-study jobs (such as tutoring, market research, various part-time jobs, etc. ).