system for the students with financial issues or even unforeseen financial difficulties in order to provide them with an equal opportunity to receive education. Some colleges choose to reduce or even waive the tuition fees for students who have an excellent academic performance. Some have set many awards and scholarships to help those who are in need or who perform well in all kinds of activities. Others offer on-campus job opportunities to students in the form of teaching assistant, research assistant, or tutor. This is an ideal strategy in my viewpoint because it not only solves the financial problem for students with poor background, but also allows students to practice university teaching in a professional manner. For example, Georgia State University supports students from poor families in all aspects to complete their studies. Originally, the university was regarded as a night school that was unremarkable. However, in order to help those who dropped out due to financial issues, the school has developed a series of linked programs in regard to the financial difficulties faced by those poor students who possessed less resources. It is obvious that the strategies are quite effective. For example, from 2011 on, the school has offered a one time reward of a few hundred dollars to student who cannot afford their tuitions. As Georgia State was working on retaining these low-income students, rather than just enrolling them, the graduation rate of the university has increased by 22 percent from 2003 to 2017. Also some colleges have introduced the concept of online library with e-books available to enrolled students for free. Moreover, colleges have provided all kinds of resources such as career planning courses and advisors to students who have problems with their future plan. Traditionally wealthy students would get more information in terms of careers and occupations. However, with the measures taken by higher education in order to provide more useful resources, now all the students have a more equal chance in the face of career choices. Additionally, many colleges have provided students with counseling and psychological resources so that they can better cope with stress and relieve the pressure they get in study and daily life. Research study has indicated that there is a close relationship between counseling experience and student retention. In other words, students who receive the psychological counseling services provided in higher education are more likely to stay enrolled in school. Additionally,