Scholarships

   These days, teacher Qi, the secretary of scientific research in our college, is engaged in sorting out the data and giving grades to postgraduates of the past semester. It’s time to determine whom the annual scholarships belong to this year. In comparison with undergraduates, which generally have only one first-class scholarships winner in a class, postgraduates may well own more opportunities to win the first and second-class scholarships. The total number of students coming by scholarships accounts for 30% of that of students in class.

   My average grades are highest. The extra ten grades added to the average grades on account of publishing a paper in December 2003 of Computer Applications, become that ounce more advantage I have to come out first having much appeal for all students. Even though the final result is not made public, undoubtedly, I will win the first-class scholarships safely.

   Winning the scholarships is nothing for me but affirmation of my effort and fruitful academic study in the past term. Most of the money following has already been arranged in advance by my classmates to give a dinner party. I have no choice but to meet the demands of them. Actually, having a jolly time with them is not so bad, hehe......