1. The applicant's family is in financial difficulties, and his parents are farmers or urban low-income groups, so he can't pay tuition, accommodation and other expenses during his study;

2. The applicant is well-behaved, excellent in study and law-abiding;

3. The applicant has been admitted to a regular university;

4. The applicant has not received any other scholarships or grants.

How to apply for a grant

1. It is much easier to apply for a grant than a student loan. If you are a freshman, there will be a family financial situation questionnaire in your notice. Then fill out this form as required before school starts.

2. Fill out this form and bring it to the relevant departments (some places are civil affairs bureaus, some places are education bureaus, or township governments) for stamping.

3. If you want to apply for a poverty certificate, if it is an urban hukou, you need to take the materials to prove family poverty and stamp them in the community neighborhood Committee, street office and district civil affairs bureau respectively. If it is a rural hukou, it needs to be stamped in the village Committee, township government and county (or district) civil affairs bureau respectively, with one * * and three missing.

4. When you arrive at the school, the school will ask you to fill out an application form for national grants for ordinary undergraduate colleges and higher vocational colleges. After filling it out, you can give the stamped "Family Economic Status Questionnaire" to the counselor. Then wait for the school to review and evaluate.