Shandong University charges according to the credit system, and some students owe nearly 10,000 yuan. What is the school's charging standard?

I heard a friend talk about this problem before. It is said that tuition fees are set according to some regulations of the local price bureau.

The relevant regulations of the Price Bureau here actually depend on the price level of such a place as a whole. In short, the tuition fees charged by your university are actually related to the price level of your place. But it is worth noting that the price level is not the only factor that determines the tuition standard of this university.

For example, according to my previous understanding, because I went to college in Chengdu, I took Chengdu as an example. The charging standards of key universities are inconsistent. For example, my tuition fee in the previous year was 4900 yuan, and now I'm not sure what's going on.

But I have friends studying in some colleges, and the tuition fees are basically tens of thousands. I think this should have something to do with public and private schools. Generally speaking, the tuition fees in public schools will be lower, while those in private schools will be higher.

In addition, even in the same university, different majors charge different fees. For example, the tuition fee for a general major in Sichuan University is actually not very high, but the tuition fee for a friend of mine who studies software is tens of thousands, and the tuition fee is different in different academic years.

So I think it may depend on what major you study. For example, some majors need high fees because of experimental equipment and certain courses, so the tuition fees will be higher.

In addition, the tuition fees of some Chinese-foreign cooperative schools will be higher. This is mainly because this major is generally bilingual, so the cost of education is definitely higher.

So to sum up, most of it depends on the local price level, but the details still depend on the education cost.