Author(s)

Li Chen

Corresponding Author

Li Chen

Abstract

Private universities face the unique challenge of providing financial aid to a small but financially troubled student population. In the new era, student aid in private universities focuses on precision and education, adhering to a 'Three-Comprehensive' education philosophy. This involves constructing a student aid model that encompasses government, universities, society, and families ('all-member style'), covers the entire student journey from admission to employment ('whole-process style'), and utilizes various educational methods and platforms ('all-dimensional style'). The model implements 'six-precision' targets: precise identification of aid recipients, projects, funding, intensity, methods, and effectiveness. This approach uses aid as a means to educate, aiming for a diverse and integrated educational environment where measures are precise, guarantees are strong, and implementation is empathetic.

Keywords

Private Universities; Student Aid and Education; Three-Comprehensive Education; Precise Aid