<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

In my state, there's a scholarship called KEES (the Kentucky Education Excellence Scholarship). With this scholarship, you get a certain amount of money based on your GPA. I had a 4.0 un-weighted GPA last year so I got $500. However, I also scored a 5 on an AP exam, and I didn't receive any money for this. 

Upon looking at the KEES letter I received in the mail today, I discovered I didn't receive KEES money for it (in the column where it says "AP/IB Bonus Award, there wasn't anything). At this point I was like "wtf I got a 5, why didn't I get any scholarship money?".

Upon further inspection, you have to be enrolled in the "Free / Reduced Lunch Program" at your school, which is a program generally for lower income students, to earn any scholarship money for it. However, this is manipulated all the time, and several kids who don't need it, receive free lunch, but I digress.

My point here is, I bust my ass in my AP classes to get 4's and 5's. The kids that are in the same classes as me, can get 3's and get paid for it, just because they're on free or reduced lunch. The kicker is, they don't even have to pay the ~$80 test fee.

What's your take on this? I think it's entirely unfair to me, I work my ass off, just as hard, if not harder than others to get good grades, but don't get rewarded for it just because my parents make too much money to qualify for free lunch.
<bot>: if you're on free lunch you can take an AP test for free, and then get up to $300 in scholarship money for it, if you're not on free lunch, you get jack shit. Opinion?