The only condition of national scholarship is that the academic performance must be the first in the department or the first in the college. Because of the limited school places, our department won the first place last year. It seems that the average annual score is required to be above 85 this year.

The conditions of inspirational are slightly wider, with an average annual score of more than 75 points, without failure. And the premise must be poor students, that is, they can apply only after passing the poverty identification of the school. Of course, the premise of applying for poverty is that there is at most one door, the seal of the civil affairs department at or above the county level, and no luxury items such as notebooks. In fact, last year, a classmate in our class had a notebook, and his grades were reported to be poor, but he had a good relationship with the teacher and had everything.

To tell the truth, some students wrote to the principal's mailbox afterwards, but the principal's reply was specific to which class, so no one dared to resist. After all, no one dares to take it seriously. I'm from the Fifth Hospital.