I think scholarships should be distributed fairly according to the stipulated evaluation criteria, and should not be discounted or shared equally with others. First of all, scholarship is a way to recognize and motivate outstanding students. It should be fair and just, and should not be discounted or shared equally with others. If the school gives more students discounts or scholarships, the efforts and achievements of these students will not be fully affirmed and rewarded, and students will feel that the value of scholarships will be reduced. Secondly, scholarship is the school's recognition and encouragement of students' academic performance, and it is the honor and motivation of students. If the scholarship is discounted or divided equally, students will lose their trust and recognition of the school, and at the same time, they will also reduce their motivation and enthusiasm for learning. Moreover, some students have negative emotions because of the discount or equal share of scholarships, which leads to tension between students and schools. Finally, scholarships should be a way for schools to motivate students to learn, not something that makes students feel disappointed and depressed. If the school thinks that the number of individual scholarships is too large, it can be solved by increasing the number of scholarships or setting more awards, instead of discounting the bonuses or sharing them equally with others. This practice is not only unfair, but also makes students question the management and education of the school. Conclusion: To sum up, I think scholarships should be distributed fairly according to the stipulated evaluation criteria, and should not be discounted or shared equally with others at will. This will not only give students the recognition and encouragement they deserve, but also ensure the management and education quality of the school.