<p>This was answered on the previous page…</p>
<p>1) The ones that get the college scholarships, get them because they chose to go to those schools. So, a student can decide to get one simply by choosing a school that awards them to all NMFs. However, some colleges have competitive scholarships.</p>
<p>2) The ones who get the corporate ones, are usually the children of employees of those corporations.</p>
<p>3) The ones who get the NMCorp are then selected by NM people and consultants who review the students’ stats, etc. The scholarships are proportionately awarded by state. </p>
<p>That “only 8200” number is not set in stone. Since there are some schools that award to all that are NMFs, that number can change.</p>
<p>Does that explain it?</p>