The application process for college student scholarship loans is as follows:

1. First, go to the village committee or neighborhood committee where your household registration is located to write a poverty certificate.

2. Take the completed family situation survey form to the local civil affairs department to have it stamped.

3. Finally, hand the poverty certificate and family situation survey form to the monitor or counselor.

The college student financial aid management agency will organize a review based on the grade identification of students from families with financial difficulties in the school, and propose a preliminary list and funding levels for national scholarships. After being submitted to the school leadership for collective study and approval, it will be submitted before November 15 of each year. , report the school's implementation of the national scholarship policy for that year to the central competent authority or the provincial education department for record according to the affiliation.

The national scholarship is to reflect the party and the government’s care for students from poor families in ordinary undergraduate colleges, higher vocational schools and junior colleges. It is jointly funded by the central and local governments to provide financial aid. Bursaries for full-time undergraduate and junior college (including higher vocational and second bachelor's degree) students whose families have financial difficulties.

The central government and local governments have jointly established national grants to support students from poor families among ordinary high school students. The funding coverage accounts for about 20% of the total number of ordinary high school students in the country, including: Eastern Region It is 10%, the central region is 20%, and the western region is 30%. Local governments can consider their actual conditions and appropriately favor rural areas, poverty-stricken areas and ethnic minority areas when determining funding coverage.

The purpose of issuing national scholarships:

1. Implement national policies

To do a good job in distributing national scholarships, the first thing to do is to implement the relevant national student policies. The implementation of the relevant national student aid policies and regulations has largely taken care of the actual needs of students and solved certain practical difficulties of students. Therefore, doing a good job in distributing national scholarships can implement national policies and regulations and truly reflect the significance of the introduction of relevant policies.

2. Promote the development of moral education in schools

"Bursary", as the name suggests, is to help students from poor families successfully complete their studies, rather than being a program for the majority of families with varying conditions. Ways to reward students.