The National Inspirational Scholarship 5000 is set up for poor students. You are required to apply for admission to the library of poor students in your freshman year. At the same time, you also need to get excellent grades, don't fail classes, and each class has a quota, which is selected once a year.

There is also a national scholarship of 8000, which will only be available after sophomore year, because there are few places in the college. You need to be one or two in your class for two years and four semesters, preferably first, and do well in other aspects.

Moreover, our school has a large number of scholarships every year. So, work hard and remember not to put down your study while playing.

As for the application conditions you mentioned, it is generally this process:

Scholarships for young scientists are part of your achievements over the years, but not so dark. If your exam results are within the range of the number of scholarship recipients, there is generally no problem. Maybe some teachers' grades are really unfair, but generally they only change at the margin of the number of people who get scholarships, so first, don't pay too much attention to this. As long as you study well, no one can touch you too much. The second is to keep a good relationship with your instructor, make more contact, and don't just focus on learning. It will be very helpful in college life. As for your classmate, he doesn't have that great ability to drag you down. You should face it with a positive attitude.

Finally, I suggest you communicate with the counselor more, and then talk to the monitor about your situation. It's best to talk to you about your family at the class meeting. In addition, in school, as long as you dare to show, you can generally get it! Come on!