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SDG 1.2.1 Low income students receiving financial aid
Number of students
The number of NCUE students in the daytime programs in 2024 (Figure 1): 5,079 undergraduate students, 1,767 master’s students, and 462 doctoral students, with a total of 7,308 full-time equivalent (FTE) students.
Figure 1. Number of FTE students in 2024
Number of low income students receiving financial aid
In 2024 (2024 academic year), NCUE provided economic assistance measures for low-income students, including tuition and miscellaneous fee subsidies, on-campus scholarships, and work-study student subsidies (Table 1- Table 3) with a total disbursement of NTD$32,902,585 in grants and subsidies. The number of low-income students receiving economic assistance at NCUE totaled 1,143 students, accounting for approximately 16% of all students.
The details of economic assistance measures are as follows:
1. Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Subsidies: (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1A and Annex 1.2.1B)
For students from low-income households, their entire tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived. For students from middle-to-low-income households, there is a 60% exemption in tuition and miscellaneous fees.
2. Work-Study Student Subsidies: (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1A and 1.2.1C)
Calculated based on the hourly wage standard of the Ministry of Labor’s basic wage. Wages are paid to students on an hourly basis, with a maximum of 10 hours per week during the semester and a principle of not exceeding 40 hours of work-study per month.
3. On-campus Scholarships: In order to encourage NCUE’s The Soaring Eagles Students (economically and culturally disadvantaged students) to strive diligently in their studies, various scholarships and fellowships are specially offered. Eligible students can receive the subsidies only after completing their academic guidance records. (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1D, 1.2.1E, 1.2.1F, 1.2.1G)
Table 1. Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Subsidies
|
Item |
Number of Students |
Amount (NTD) |
|
Economically disadvantaged; low-income |
88 |
4,170,204 |
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Economically disadvantaged; middle-to-low-income |
97 |
2,868,966 |
|
Economically disadvantaged; students in financial hardships |
21 |
618,372 |
|
Indigenous people |
167 |
6,588,494 |
|
Students with disabilities |
68 |
1,687,311 |
|
Children of people with disabilities |
157 |
5,204,497 |
|
Other |
15 |
552,330 |
|
Disadvantaged Level 1 (Less than NTD$300,000) |
105 |
2,000,750 |
|
Disadvantaged Level 2 (NTD$300,000 to NTD$400,000) |
27 |
502,500 |
|
Disadvantaged Level 3 (NTD$400,000 to NTD$500,000) |
31 |
570,000 |
|
Disadvantaged Level 4 (NTD$500,000 to NTD$600,000) |
17 |
277,500 |
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Disadvantaged Level 5 (NTD$600,000 to NTD$700,000) |
18 |
330,000 |
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Disadvantaged Level 6 (NTD$700,000 to NTD$900,000) |
22 |
330,000 |
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Total |
833 |
25,700,924 |
Table 2. Work–Study Student Subsidies
|
Item |
Number of Students |
Amount (NTD) |
|
Indigenous people |
13 |
238,920 |
|
Military survivors and civil servants |
0 |
0 |
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Students in hardship |
0 |
0 |
|
Students with disabilities |
9 |
1,387,679 |
|
Children of people with disabilities |
10 |
357,408 |
|
Low-income |
7 |
135,999 |
|
Middle-to-low-income |
12 |
534,401 |
|
Disadvantaged Level 1 (Less than NTD$300,000) |
13 |
454,703 |
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Disadvantaged Level 2 (300,000 to NTD$400,000) |
4 |
136,291 |
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Disadvantaged Level 3 (400,000 to NTD$500,000) |
2 |
62,534 |
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Disadvantaged Level 4 (500,000 to NTD$600,000) |
4 |
178,826 |
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Disadvantaged Level 5 (600,000 to NTD$700,000) |
0 |
- |
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Disadvantaged Level 6 (700,000 to NTD$900,000) |
1 |
900 |
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Total |
75 |
3,487,661 |
Table 3. University Scholarships
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Scholarship Name |
Semester |
Number of Students |
Amount (NTD) |
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Notice for the Application of Mr. Jin-pyng Wang Scholarship for The Soaring Eagles Students of the National Changhua University of Education (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1D) |
Second semester of 2023 |
25 |
500,000 |
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First semester of 2024 |
20 |
400,000 |
|
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Notice for the Scholarship and Subsidies for Diligent and Economically Disadvantaged Students Entrusted to the National Changhua University of Education (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1E) |
Second semester of 2023 |
10 |
200,000 |
|
First semester of 2024 |
10 |
200,000 |
|
|
Notice for the Fei-Ling Electrical Engineering Company Scholarship and Bursary for The Soaring Eagles Students Entrusted to National Changhua University of Education (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1F) |
Second semester of 2023 |
25 |
500,000 |
|
First semester of 2024 |
25 |
500,000 |
|
|
Notice for the Application of the National Changhua University of Education Mr. Jin-pyng Wang Emergency Aid and University Meal Vouchers for Eagle Rising Students (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1G) |
Second semester of 2023 |
50 |
458,000 |
|
First semester of 2024 |
58 |
596,000 |
|
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The Soaring Eagles Grant Implementation Guidelines of the National Changhua University of Education (Please refer to Annex 1.2.1H) |
Second semester of 2023 |
8 |
240,000 |
|
First semester of 2024 |
4 |
120,000 |
|
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Total |
- |
235 |
3,714,000 |