1. financial needs: usually, applicants need to prove that they or their families are in financial difficulties and cannot afford to study. This may require providing relevant supporting materials such as family income, assets and special difficulties.
2. Academic performance: Some grants may require the applicant to have certain academic performance, such as GPA and performance of specific courses. This is to prove that the applicant has certain efforts and potential in his studies.
3. Academic background: Grants may be targeted at specific academic stages, such as high school, undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants need to meet the corresponding academic requirements.
4. Application materials: Generally, it is necessary to fill in the application form for funding and provide personal identification, school registration certificate, family economic status certificate, recommendation letter and other related materials.