The fair's real eye-catchers were the huge signs put up by various universities specifying the amount of financial aid supplied if prospective freshmen chose to enter these schools. The tactic has been employed for a few years, and is a measure of the keen competition schools face in light of the number of universities in Taiwan greatly increasing. College institutions should not attract students using money. We want to appeal to first-rate students to study in our school without having financial concerns. The initiative enables them to concentrate totally on their school work.
Schools situated in Taipei always have a much better chance at luring good students.
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