1, students whose average monthly living expenses and per capita family income are below 300 yuan, who are usually frugal and have financial difficulties in completing their studies;

2. The family is located in a remote and relatively backward rural area, or the parents are laid off without a fixed source of income, as well as disabled students, single parents and divorced parents (low-income families);

3. Minority students, as well as students whose families are really poor although they have not applied voluntarily, and have relevant certificates, can be classified as poor students.

4. In addition to the above conditions, those who meet the following conditions, such as martyrs' children, orphans, parents suffering from serious illness or disability (losing or partially losing their ability to work), and special family difficulties, belong to poor students who hold the "Special Poverty Certificate", "Social Assistance Certificate" and "Minimum Living Guarantee Certificate", and their average monthly living expenses and per capita family income are below that of 200 yuan, making it difficult to maintain their basic livelihood.