VIDEO: New students "reap a fortune" because they receive free textbooks

(NLDO) - More than 9,000 books, 7,000 blank notebooks and 20 gifts to support new students in difficult circumstances were given at the 3rd "Giving Knowledge" festival.

The festival was organized by the University of Finance and Marketing (UFM) on the morning of September 20. This is an annual activity organized by the school to take care of the lives and encourage the spirit of new students.

VIDEO : New students excited to receive free textbooks at the beginning of the school year

This year, the books were donated by students from all over the school and accompanying units, including general textbooks, specialized documents and foreign language books. Compared to 2024, the number of books increased by more than 1,000 books.

Tran Le Kim Ha, a new international economics student, said: “Receiving the general textbooks at the beginning of the school year helps me save money and motivates me to study. This is not only a material gift but also a spiritual encouragement for new students like me to feel more secure when starting my journey at school.”

The activity attracted more than 3,000 students to participate, including more than 1,000 new students.

Thanks to the free textbooks, new students save a significant amount of money.

Along with the book donation, the school and businesses presented 20 gifts to support new students in difficult circumstances, including 15 scholarships directly at the festival. Each gift included living expenses, backpacks, helmets, white notebooks, textbooks, corporate gifts and an English scholarship worth 3 million VND.

The highlight of the festival is the message of sharing knowledge among generations of students. Each book passed on not only prolongs the life cycle of knowledge but also connects the UFM community.

New students "reap a fortune" when they find many desired textbooks

The curriculum is divided into separate departments, making it easy for students to choose.

Schools and businesses have awarded scholarships to students with difficult circumstances who have excelled in their studies.

MSc. Nguyen Thi Kim Phung, Deputy Head of Admissions - Communications and Corporate Relations Department - University of Finance - Marketing, emphasized: "The festival is a deeply humane activity, spreading the spirit of sharing knowledge - a priceless asset of humanity. This is also an opportunity for new students to approach the beautiful traditions of UFM and add motivation for their learning journey."

With the participation of more than 3,000 students, the "Giving Knowledge" festival affirmed the unique sharing culture of UFM - where knowledge is not only acquired but also passed on, cultivated and developed through each generation.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/video-tan-sinh-vien-boi-thu-vi-nhan-duoc-giao-trinh-mien-phi-196250920124118703.htm