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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 33 National Student Loan to run a new mechanism for a reasonable countermeasures and suggestions Abstract: The National Student Loan as a national policy-based lending business, has made important achievements over the years, many from poor students through student loan this “green channel” the successful completion of their studies, to promote “education fair” has played an active role in implementation. Writer for the economically underdeveloped regions, the actual status of local colleges and universities put forward economically underdeveloped regions, local colleges and universities in improving the national student loans, based on the need to explore multi-channel, multi-format, multi-sector participation in the student loan business systems point of view. Keywords:: economically underdeveloped areas; local colleges and universities; student loans; a new mechanism to run Countermeasures National Student Loan policy since 1999, a pilot implementation in 2000 has made important achievements, many students with financial difficulties through student loan this “green channel” the successful completion of their studies, but we can also see the state Student Loan has been showing a “very slow growth rate, the banks refused to loan the rate of high lending rates have been far can not meet the actual needs of the students were unable to repay loans,” the contradictions and problems. In July 2004, the State Council issued “Regulations on further improving the work of a number of national student loan advice” to the overall improvement and improvement of national student loan policy. The new national student loan policy implementation had the past three years, but is still inefficient to run. According to the Ministry of Education announced that a new mechanism for the implementation of the 2004-2005 school year, the country added more than 650,000 students in approving loans, approved the contract amount 5.15 billio