College students who want to apply for financial aid should pay attention to three points. In the first place, we freshmen, freshmen and freshmen choose grants, because we just went to college and may know what our family situation is like. Because this grant is usually given to students from poor families or those who study well, because it is our first year of college, and we don't know which student's family situation is poor or which student's academic performance is good, then basically every school votes for the grant in the first year. Therefore, freshmen should choose grants, and they must have good relations with some college students before the start of school, although they still say that they should have good relations. In this class group, we should get on well with her before school starts. In this case, we will have the opportunity to damage the grant when we start school again. The latest votes are very high, and we have a better chance of winning in the future. The second method is that we can consider our family situation or some students' achievements when choosing financial aid during our sophomore to senior year. If you want to choose a grant, you must make your academic performance in front of the whole class, not among the best, and at least get into the top ten of this major, because the number of grants is limited. If we want to get a grant, we must do better in our studies. Therefore, if our academic performance can reach the top ten in our class, basically you will get a grant, but the grant is also divided into three grades. If you want to take a test, basically, in addition to family reasons, you will also take the top three in the class. Therefore, if you want a grant, you must study hard through your academic performance.