The purpose of state grants is to help students from poor families complete their studies, improve their academic performance and comprehensive quality, and thus make better contributions to the country and society. In our school, state grants are mainly used to finance the following types of students:

First, students with financial difficulties. These students are from poor families, unable to afford high tuition and living expenses, and need the support of state grants to complete their studies. These students usually come from poor families in rural or urban areas, with low family income and difficult living conditions.

Secondly, students with excellent grades. State grants will also help students with excellent academic performance, but these students cannot continue their studies because of family financial difficulties. The support of state grants can help these students to continue their studies and improve their academic level and comprehensive quality.

Finally, poor students. State grants will also help some students with special difficulties, such as disabled students and orphans. These students need more attention and help due to physical or family reasons, and the support of state grants can help them complete their studies and improve their quality of life.

In short, the state grants are mainly for students with financial difficulties, but they also include students with excellent grades and students with special difficulties. With the help of state grants, these students can finish their studies better, improve their comprehensive quality and make greater contributions to the country and society.