A Great Development Prospective of Non-governmental Higher Education in the Segregated Higher Education Market
Xinyi Qiao
Abstract
Xinyi Qiao
Abstract
The non-governmental higher in China has achieved a great development since the reform and opening up drive and it has become an indispensable section of China's segregated higher market. This is due to some contributing factors, such as the progress o f China's mass higher and the ratification and carrying out of the Non-governmental Education Promotion Act, the root-deep will and complex for education among the founders of non-governmental higher and mass. Therefore, more positive incentive policies and measurements should be taken to promote the development of non-governmental higher so as to stand the time-demanded responsibility to conduct and accelerate the higher massification progress in the segregated higher market.
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The non-governmental higher in China has achieved a great development since the reform and opening up drive and it has become an indispensable section of China's segregated higher market. This is due to some contributing factors, such as the progress o f China's mass higher and the ratification and carrying out of the Non-governmental Education Promotion Act, the root-deep will and complex for education among the founders of non-governmental higher and mass. Therefore, more positive incentive policies and measurements should be taken to promote the development of non-governmental higher so as to stand the time-demanded responsibility to conduct and accelerate the higher massification progress in the segregated higher market.
Key concepts: Ratification, Higher education, Promotion (chess), Incentive, China, Business, Economic growth, Political science