In order to encourage students to keep excellent grades at the undergraduate level, the school and the state have set up many scholarships. In high school, some schools set up scholarships to reward students with excellent grades. However, scholarships in high schools depend entirely on students' grades. After entering the university, many students found that in order to get a scholarship in the university, they should not only maintain excellent grades, but also participate in more activities. So how hard did you work at school to get a scholarship?

First of all, we must maintain excellent results. Whether in high school or university, students' main task is to study. How can students get a scholarship if they don't study well on their own? In order to prevent students from taking part in too many activities and neglecting their studies, some colleges and universities stipulate that students must reach a certain grade point before they can participate in scholarship selection. In college, in addition to maintaining excellent grades, we must also ensure that no subject fails. Some schools will stipulate that if a student fails a certain subject, the scholarship level will drop.

Secondly, if you want to get a scholarship from the school, you must take part in more activities and competitions. When they have time, many students must take part in more activities and competitions on campus. If you win the prize in the competition, you can not only get some prizes, but also get credit rewards. At the same time, these credit awards will become an important basis for scholarship selection. How many credits you can get is also related to the gold content of the competition. The higher the level of participation in the competition, the higher the ranking in the competition and the more credits you get.

Then, there are credits for participating in various student organizations and running for class cadres. Many student organizations will recruit new students on the day of admission. Students must join more student organizations. Even if you don't become a leader in the organization, you can get credits. However, at the end of the first semester, I can run for the position of minister and get more credits.