First of all, scholarship, which means scholarship in English, means money awarded to outstanding students. Usually, the criteria for judging scholarships are intuitive: if a student's performance is higher than that of most other students, he will get scholarships from most schools without applying independently. Schools will automatically consider those outstanding students. Some schools have special scholarship funds and scholarship programs jointly organized with off-campus organizations, and they need to apply independently. Students must write a paper or take part in a competition to win.

Appropriation usually includes three forms:

The first is "scholarship", because you are invited to study and rewarded with money; The second is the loan, which will be repaid to the school in installments within 5- 10 years after your graduation; Finally, the opportunity to earn money by working on campus.

Getting a grant requires a very complicated application process, filling out forms and showing proof materials, calculating family income and expenditure, and proving to the school that you really can't afford tuition fees at all. Of course, you need to be excellent and let the school decide to admit you first. In most cases, applying for financial aid will affect admission. If you need a grant, you must lower your posture and lower your school ranking expectations. Unless you are excellent, you can enter a school like Harvard or Yale. As long as they admit you, all the expenses don't matter.

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