The Blizzard Scholarship program announces that each person is about 15,000 yuan per semester

Blizzard South Korea sponsored the 1-year 200 million-won blizzard scholarship carried out by the South Korean Scholarship consortium and now begins to accept applications.　　This is the beginning of a long-term plan to invest 600 million won in 3 years of Blizzard last June. A total of 40 national and private college students are selected for this scholarship.　　Each semester will receive 2.5 million won (about 14,750 yuan), issued after 2 semesters. The applicants are parents, victims, single-parent families, family of the disabled, multicultural families, and those who flee from the Korean family.　　If you are learning about the game of professional or former professional players will be more preferential treatment.　　The Korean Scholarship consortium will be recommended at each university, and students who are recommended by the university can apply for scholarships before February 6, and the Korean Scholarship Consortium eventually selects 40 award-winning students after passing results, family difficulties, and so on.　　The South Korean Scholarship consortium wants to apply for the fellowship at a 4-year university in Korea with at least 1 semesters of school attendance (which must be left over 2 semesters), and a B-plus for university grades and at least 12 credits.　　Details can be confirmed by the Korean Scholarship Consortium website. About Blizzard in South Korea set up a blizzard scholarship: Blizzard Korea in June 2010 decided to the South Korean Scholarship consortium Kosaf donated 600 million won.　　The Korean Scholarship consortium will carry out Blizzard scholarships in 3 years, which will enable it people in the country as well as students studying in the gaming field, as well as the academic support of former professional players, to be implemented from 2011 onwards.　　The big environment at the time was "StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom" in the most critical promotional phase of the sale, blizzard and the Korean Electronic Sports Association KeSPA almost went to court (although the final two parties are still in court). On June 20, the South Korean Fair Trade Commission claimed that the Blizzard War network was suspected of "overlord clause" and violated the player's rights.　　June 22, Blizzard South Korea with a whopping 600 million won (about 3.54 million yuan) donations to the actual action to regain the prestige and continue to work for their own "StarCraft 2," the momentum.　　Note: Coincidentally, GSL's total annual bonus in 2010 coincided with the 600 million won.　　Now, "StarCraft 2" has been in Korea and even the world has achieved unprecedented success, including the GSL and many other competitions, including boxer, Nada, July and other stars, Moon, Lyn, Madfrog, Demuslim and other Warcraft stars are transformed StarCraft 2. South Korea, as the first power of StarCraft, will naturally be particularly valued by Blizzard, so it has a blizzard scholarship of up to 600 million won (about 3.54 million RMB). (Edit/Xu Mingming)