Follow-up to the Tianjin Bursary Incident: The school said that there was no place to be "squeezed"

Chinanews.com, November 11 -- The WeChat public account of Tianjin Sino-German University of Applied Sciences issued a relevant notice on the 6th, saying that recently, students have reported on the Internet that the evaluation of our school's financial aid has attracted social attention. We are very grateful to the media and netizens for their concern for our students and their supervision of the school's work. The school set up a special working class, accessed relevant archival materials, in-depth understanding of the situation from relevant teachers and students in the school, and organized a working group to conduct field visits and investigations to three student source areas, and the relevant situation has also been fed back to relevant students. The relevant situation is hereby notified as follows:

After investigation, since September 9, when the relevant students raised objections to the identification of students with difficulties in the class, the person in charge of the funding work at the two levels of the school and the college has maintained communication with the student, patiently listened to his opinions and demands, and said that the school understands his actual difficulties, and in accordance with the regulations, he meets the conditions for obtaining national grants, and the specific level is determined after comprehensive evaluation in accordance with the relevant procedures. Since the student's enrollment, the government of the student's place of origin and relevant relatives have given the tuition and living expenses guarantee, and the first-class and sophomore years have been awarded second-class national grants, and all of them have been disbursed in place. The college has announced the evaluation results from October 18th to October 10th, and there is no "crowding" of the national scholarship quota.

After investigation, the family and personal circumstances of the other two students involved are in line with the conditions for financial assistance for students in difficulty, one student is going to receive a second-class national scholarship in this academic year, and the other student is going to be awarded a national inspirational scholarship in this academic year. The daily necessities alleged in the video were purchased by the above-mentioned students' work-study income or donated by relatives, and their high-spending behavior was verified to be untrue.

After repeated investigations by the school, there are no children of martyrs in the school, and there is no situation where the children of martyrs have not been funded. All orphans who have been recognized by the civil affairs department among the students in the school have enjoyed state funding.