2. Every school is different, some are evaluated once every semester, and some are evaluated once every academic year. The condition is naturally academic performance. There will be a formula to calculate. See how each school stipulates. In any case, you can only get a scholarship if you get good grades.

3. Evaluate once every academic year. For example, if you are a freshman this school year, you will start the assessment in September of your sophomore year. The evaluation content includes the credits of your freshman year and your comprehensive score of your freshman year. Including in the student union, community activities, will give you extra points, as well as what certificate you took, of course, the most important thing is your academic performance, accounting for the vast majority of factors.

1. Scholarships are evaluated once every academic year, usually at the beginning of the new academic year. The results and bonus activities that can be counted in the selection must be in the "last academic year" period.

2. Scholarships are divided into three categories. Generally, those who rank first can also apply for a "national scholarship" with a higher amount. The amount of third-class scholarships varies from school to school. But there are "national scholarships" to apply for. Generally, the person who ranks first in the "comprehensive evaluation score" has the opportunity to apply.

3. The score is about 50%~60%. Scholarships are used to reward outstanding students, and students' job is to study, so academic performance is one of the essential elements.