A Study On The Problem Of Student Financial Aid In Chinese Universities

Student Financial Assistance Center contains all universities in China Student Affairs funded the work, and it’s building a college student aid to promote the management of China’s entry into professional and systematic development stage. Under the Student Financial Assistance demand increases, student aid service management continue to broaden the scope of business of the new challenges of College Student Financial Assistance Center how to adapt to the new normal appearing in student aid service management, and how to locate the roles and responsibilities of university-funded center, become an important topic.This article is divided into four parts on Student Financial Assistance Center to study Chinese universities. The first part is an overview of college student aid centers, including college students set up and funded center staff on the three aspects of the functions, organization, and funding for the center of the status and effect analysis. The second part is the central university funded the problems, including the functions of the play is not in place, institutions are not perfect and imperfect contingent funding problems; In addition, the analysis of the cause of these problems, including inadequate funding policy, the lack of funding environment, funding agencies, and lack of self-management and other staff. The third part is the experience of foreign funding agencies. Introduces the specific process is running the United States, Britain and Canada to build funding agencies and funding mechanisms, and summarizes the characteristics of each country’s funding. Thus sorting out the Enlightenment, including more comprehensive monitoring mechanism, the organization professional, systematic strong funding system more perfect. The fourth part is to improve our suggestions funded centers. Including sound funding policy, sound institutional settings, to create a highly efficient professional staff and funding to build a good environment and other funding, accelerate the construction of a relatively complete college student assistance center.