The situation in this school is different. Generally speaking, it is best to issue a poverty certificate at home, preferably a three-level poverty certificate. Then give it to the school, and the school will consider any subsidy you usually have. The certificate will also be used to apply for grants. As for how to apply, it is very simple. Write an application, write down the specific situation of your family and personal performance, and give it to the class teacher. Then there will be some forms for you to fill out. After filling it out, you will be sent home and stamped by the Civil Affairs Bureau. As long as your situation is true, you generally have good performance. If there are more people in the class, they will vote democratically, and the class teacher will decide who to give it to. This is the step of our school. I hope it helps you. Family difficulties can apply for student loans. Just pay it off six years after graduation. Not interested. But it seems that I will apply for it in my freshman year.