I suggest that you apply for a national student loan, as long as you get the university admission notice (because the policies in different places are different, some private schools or some special schools can't do it, but generally you can do it as long as you are in a state-owned university). But you must get your parents' consent, because they are your guardians and guarantors, and they must sign the contract.

At present, many towns and cities have launched student-origin student loans (national student loans), so those who want to apply for loans must go to the local student financial assistance management center (if not, please consult the local education bureau). The advantage of the national student loan is that it is free of interest during school (in fact, the state pays interest for you, and you can apply for an extension until graduation if you continue your graduate studies). If there is no local student loan, you can apply for a national student loan at school. It should be noted that if you have started a student loan in the local area, the school will not give you a loan. So be sure to ask before dealing with it. As for the upper limit of the amount, it is better to ask clearly because each place is different.

Specific procedures and steps must first consult the local student financial assistance management center or education bureau, because each city will have a little different procedures because of different banks. You'll know what to do when you consult.

However, it should be noted that the loan is paid directly to the school card, so it will not reach you. Therefore, even if the tuition is settled, your living expenses will be a big problem unless you can get a state grant (not many universities in first-and second-tier cities can hardly live with this money). Therefore, it is still necessary to do a good job of parents. Really not, you can Baidu HI me, I'll help you find a way.