1, degree room: some colleges and universities will provide degree rooms for graduate students, usually the price is lower than the market price, and the purchase conditions are also more relaxed.

2. Preferential loans: Some banks will provide preferential housing loan interest rates for graduate students, or provide more flexible repayment methods to reduce the economic burden of graduate students buying houses.

3. Tax reduction and exemption: Some areas will reduce and exempt the taxes and fees required for graduate students to purchase houses, such as land transfer fees, deed tax and stamp duty.

4. Housing subsidies: Some universities or research institutions will provide housing subsidies for graduate students to help them solve their housing problems.

5. Preferential commercial loans: Some banks and real estate developers will introduce preferential commercial loan policies for graduate students, such as preferential loan interest rates and reducing the down payment ratio.

Postgraduate profile:

Graduate students refer to graduate students who continue their studies after graduating from undergraduate courses and pursue master's or doctoral degrees. Compared with undergraduates, the contents and methods of postgraduate study are more in-depth, professional, research-oriented and practical, aiming at cultivating high-level talents with independent thinking, autonomous learning, scientific research and professional skills.

Postgraduates are generally divided into two categories: master students and doctoral students. A master's degree refers to a graduate student who studies for a master's degree after graduation. The general academic system is 2-3 years, including course study and postgraduate thesis writing. After graduation, graduate students can choose to enter academia, scientific research institutions or enterprises to engage in scientific research, teaching or technology development.