Issue a poverty certificate. The poverty certificate can be issued by taking the household registration book and the admission notice to the village head or the director of the village Committee, and then stamping the seal of the village Committee or neighborhood Committee on the poverty certificate. After stamping, the village committee needs to get the seals of the township government and the civil affairs bureau.

Note that the materials need to be prepared and stamped at the student's residence, so if students want to apply for a grant, they need to prepare these things before the start of school after receiving the admission notice, and then bring them to the school and give them to their counselors.

2. Fill in the funding application form.

Many universities' admission notices will include a grant application form and a family survey form, which students need to fill out.

However, there is no application form for financial aid in the admission notice of some universities. You can ask your counselor when you get to school. Generally, shortly after the start of school, the teacher will explain the application time and application steps of the grant. At that time, you only need to fill out these application forms and hand in the poverty certificate, and then you can wait for the school's audit.

3. School audit

After the application form is submitted, the counselor will review it. If you pass, the teacher will inform you to fill in the truly standardized application materials for financial aid, and then give them to the counselor, who will hand them over to the school together with your poverty certificate.

Because my family is poor, I specially applied for a national grant from the school, which not only helped me a lot financially, but also affirmed my academic performance, work ability and comprehensive quality. If the superior can give me this honor, it will be a great encouragement to me and will inspire me to work harder, do better and make greater contributions to society in the future!