Are you talking about national scholarships, provincial government scholarships or scholarships set up by schools? It is difficult to get a national scholarship, and there is only one person in the whole department, which is far behind. Because it is a private university, the provincial government scholarship system has only two or three places, which is also very difficult. You have to keep the top five professional courses of these two scholarships to have hope. It is easy for schools to set up scholarships, but the amount is very small. First-class 500, second-class 300, third-class 150, it seems so, I can't remember it a bit. As long as the score can still be 80+ and participate in more community activities plus comprehensive evaluation scores, at least second-class results, I hope to adopt.