No, just look at your weighted average. Different departments have different algorithms. The passing rate of Band 4 may only be included in your English score last semester (converted into 100), but the evaluation of scholarships is generally divided into academic credits and extracurricular credits.

Your grades are on the one hand. In fact, there is not much difference between the first place and the last place after weighting, but also depends on your extracurricular credits, such as the activities you participated in, the papers you published, and the certificate awards you won. Pass in Band 4 should be 0.5, and the excellent score should be 1, but it can only be added once. Everything spent this year is added to this year, and it cannot be accumulated.

I have been a first-class scholarship during my undergraduate and graduate studies, and I am familiar with the evaluation rules. There may be a gap in the specific amount, but it has nothing to do with scholarships.

However, low grades may affect graduation, but children who will consider scholarships should be fine (づづ 3 づ) ~? ~ by the way, you can get a single scholarship even if you fail the course ~