1 The "Beams Project" was a large-scale public welfare undertaking initiated by the Sichuan Foundation for Poverty Alleviation and related units in July, 20001with the care and support of relevant leaders of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee and the provincial government, aiming at subsidizing and cultivating college students with excellent academic performance and poor family background.

2. Recipients:

Poor college students with excellent academic performance

1, mainly to help students who graduated from high school this year and were admitted to our city's undergraduate course, or students who have already attended college but have extremely poor families.

2. Gu Lin, Xuyong and Hejiang belong to the national and provincial poverty-stricken counties in Wumeng Mountain, and the scope of assistance can be extended to students who graduated from high school this year, admitted to junior college or above, and whose families are particularly poor. Among them, poor minority candidates can get priority assistance under the same conditions.

3, other parts of the city, if it is in line with the recent high school graduates admitted to college education or above, but due to other special reasons, the family economy is particularly difficult, reported to the city and county Liang Dong project poverty alleviation management office for examination and approval.

4. College students with special difficulties in individual families have not received financial support from schools and other aspects of society to maintain their basic study and life, but their academic performance is excellent.

Application conditions:

The family economy is particularly difficult.

It is clearly pointed out in the management method of Beams project that students applying for Beams project must have a sense of national responsibility, love the motherland, be honest and trustworthy, and be determined to serve the motherland after graduation. Students are law-abiding, respect teachers and have no bad records.

At the same time, they must also be students with special financial difficulties, including orphans, disabled children and martyrs, who have no normal financial resources; Parents are unemployed or one of them is unemployed and has no normal source of income; Family income is difficult to pay for normal study and living expenses; There are critically ill patients at home, and the family economy is particularly difficult; Urban families eat "subsistence allowances" or their monthly income is lower than the local "subsistence allowance line"; For other reasons, the family economy is particularly difficult.