National scholarships have always been awards in universities, which are untouchable for students in secondary vocational schools. However, recently, the Education Department officially confirmed that secondary vocational schools will also set up national scholarships, and from the beginning of enrollment this autumn, is it true that secondary vocational schools will set up national scholarships? What is the national scholarship award standard? How does it operate?
Is it true that secondary vocational schools will set up national scholarships?
The Ministry of education pointed out that if they enter secondary vocational schools, students majoring in agriculture and students from families with financial difficulties in other majors can apply for state grants; Rural students, urban students majoring in agriculture and students from families with financial difficulties can also enjoy the national tuition free policy. In addition, starting from the autumn semester this year, the state will set up national scholarships in secondary vocational schools.
If you enter a secondary vocational school, students majoring in agriculture and students from families with financial difficulties in other majors can apply for state grants; Rural students, urban students majoring in agriculture and students from families with financial difficulties can also enjoy the national tuition free policy. In addition, from the beginning of this autumn semester, the state will set up a national scholarship in secondary vocational schools. If you have excellent character and learning and outstanding skills, you are expected to apply for it.
What are the requirements for secondary vocational schools to apply for national scholarships?
1. If you meet the application conditions, you can apply to the college and department. Every academic year, you should also submit the national scholarship application form or the national inspirational scholarship application form. The national inspirational scholarship needs to be attached with family status certificates and achievements;
2. In addition to individual applications, colleges and departments can also give priority to those who meet the conditions, and then the school will review them;
3. The student financial aid management center is responsible for the evaluation work. It also needs to establish an evaluation committee composed of heads of relevant departments;
4. After the preliminary review, the list needs to be publicized and supervised by teachers and students;
5. After publicity, the final list will be publicized.
What is the national scholarship award standard?
National scholarships are for outstanding, comprehensive and high-quality students who have outstanding performance in some aspects. They are generally given to the people with the highest and highest performance in the academic year;
The national scholarship has a certificate issued by the Ministry of education. The certificate has a unique number and can be found online;
The reward standard of national scholarship is 8000 yuan per person per year.
The national scholarship is funded and established by the central government to reward particularly excellent students among full-time college students (including higher vocational and second bachelor's degrees) (hereinafter referred to as students).
The number of national scholarships for central universities shall be determined by the Ministry of Finance in consultation with relevant departments. The number of national scholarships for local colleges and universities shall be determined by the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government) according to the total number of people determined by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of education, as well as the number, category, level, quality and number of school-based junior college students of colleges and universities. When allocating the number of national scholarships, appropriate preference should be given to colleges and universities with high school running level and colleges and universities focusing on special disciplines required by the state, such as agriculture, forestry, water, land, mineral oil and nuclear.