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When I was in high school, I didn't get a state grant. Is it possible to apply for a national student loan after going to college?
The probability is high, and it has nothing to do with whether you have done it in high school.

Universities have to go through a series of procedures, such as certification and application, but it has nothing to do with whether high schools receive state grants. This item is not included in the selection criteria, which is equivalent to starting all over again.

Application conditions

Full-time college students (including vocational college students), second bachelor's degree students and graduate students in ordinary colleges and universities may apply for national student loans if they meet the following conditions:

(1) Family financial difficulties;

(2) Persons with China nationality and 16 years of age or older must hold Chinese identity cards;

(3) Having full capacity for civil conduct (minors applying for national student loans must obtain the written consent of their legal guardians);

4. Honest and trustworthy, law-abiding, no illegal behavior;

⑤ Study hard and you can finish your studies normally.

Application material

After the start of the new school year, students apply for loans from banks through schools. The following materials are required:

(1) national student loan application;

(2) A copy of my student ID card and resident ID card (the minor provides a valid identity certificate of the legal guardian and a written opinion agreeing to apply for a loan);

(3) my explanation of the family's financial difficulties;

(4) Proof of family financial difficulties issued by the relevant department where the student's family is located.