According to historical data, the charging standard of 202 1 Tianjin Institute of Communication:

Tuition:

Art majors are 24,000 yuan per student per academic year (including dance majors, drama, film and television art design, drama, film and television literature, visual communication design and public art, 22,000 yuan per student, recording arts and animation, 26,000 yuan per student); Every student of general major 18000 yuan per academic year.

Accommodation fee:

The accommodation fee standard for student apartments in this school is 2200 yuan/student/year.

Please refer to the enrollment timetable published by the admissions offices of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or the 202 1 new student registration notice issued by the school. If the government adjusts the tuition and accommodation standards of the current year, the standards approved by the government will be implemented.

Generally speaking, due to the support of national or local financial funds, the tuition fees of state-owned universities are generally not very expensive. General majors generally cost 4,000-6,000 yuan a year, and art majors generally cost 8,000-110,000 yuan a year. However, there are also some state-owned universities with high fees such as Sino-foreign cooperation, and the tuition fee is usually 20,000-30,000 yuan or even more than 100,000 yuan a year.

Private universities need self-financing to run schools, and tuition fees are generally more expensive. General majors are generally one year 15000-20000, and there are many in 20000-30000. Of course, there are higher ones, and art majors are more expensive.

Tianjin Media College, referred to as "Tianchuan", located in Tianjin, is a full-time private undergraduate college approved by the Ministry of Education. Tianjin Media College was established in 2004, formerly known as School of Sports Culture and Art, Tianjin Institute of Physical Education. In February, 20021year, with the approval of Tianjin Municipal People's Government and Ministry of Education, it was transformed into Tianjin Media College.