1. Contact the original school: First, contact the academic affairs office or administrative department of the original school, inform them of your intention to borrow books, and consult their relevant policies and procedures.
2. Submit an application: submit a formal application for borrowing to the original school. The application may need to include the name, address, contact information and loan period of the school you are borrowing.
3. Go through the formalities: go through the corresponding formalities according to the requirements of the original school. This may include filling out the loan application form and providing relevant supporting documents (such as the admission notice of the borrowing school).
4. Confirm the retention of student status: Once your loan application is approved, the original school will confirm with you the specific arrangements for retaining student status. This may include the retention period of student status and the management mode of student status.
5. Report regularly: During the loan period, you may need to report your learning progress and achievements to the original school regularly. This can be done by mail, telephone or other means.
Please note that different schools may have different student identity retention policies and procedures. Therefore, it is best to communicate with the relevant departments of the original school in detail to understand their specific requirements before applying for borrowing. At the same time, you should also contact the borrowing school to understand their admission requirements and procedures to ensure the smooth completion of the loan process.