government-subsidized student loans
The national student loan is a bank loan led by the government, subsidized by the government, and operated by banks, education administrative departments and universities to help poor students in colleges and universities. Borrowing students do not need to apply for loan guarantee or mortgage, but they need to promise to repay on time and bear relevant legal responsibilities.
Commercial credit loan
Student-origin credit student loan refers to the student loan issued by the National Development Bank to eligible freshmen and students with financial difficulties, which is handled in the county where the students are enrolled before entering school.
The loan funds are mainly used for students to pay tuition and accommodation during their school days, and the student-origin credit student loan is an important part of the national student loan.