In universities, the selection of semester scholarships needs to be calculated according to a certain proportion of academic performance and usual performance, which is not necessarily related to credits.

If you pass the exam of a certain course, you can get corresponding credits. Credit is the basic condition for college students to graduate, and they can only graduate after completing the credits stipulated by the school. Part of students' final exam results are scholarship selection, and the other part is students' usual performance, such as participating in activities and obtaining certificates.

Simply getting good grades is part of it. If you want to get a first-class scholarship, you still have to show your usual grades. First-class, second-class and third-class scholarships are generally distributed according to the proportion of students.

Moreover, students before the final exam have great advantages in applying for national scholarships and scholarships provided by enterprises. Generally, the selection of scholarships in colleges and universities is based on grades, and one is the principle of giving priority to poor students.

The result does not meet the requirements. Needless to say, the final scholarship can't be obtained, not to mention national scholarships and state grants, which are the types of scholarships with large funds, that is, the selection of outstanding students and outstanding league cadres, and even the qualifications are not available.

Achievement in college is the guarantee of getting credits and the condition for students to graduate.