else statement prints even if statement is true

Question

MIN_CREDITS = 6 #Be enrolled in a minium of 6 credits
MIN_GPA = 2.0 #Must have at least a 2.0 GPA
un_Elgibile = 'No'

scholar_Elgibility = input('Have you compeleted your financial aid? ')

degree_certifcate_program = input('Are you enrolled in a ' +
'degree or certiciate program? ')

min_GPA = float(input('What is your GPA? ' ))
g_PA = min_GPA

credits_enrolled = int(input('How many credits are you enrolled in? '))
enrolled_credits = credits_enrolled

if un_Elgibile == scholar_Elgibility:
print('You must compelete financial aid form.')
if degree_certifcate_program <= un_Elgibile:
print('You must register for degree/certificate program.')
if g_PA < MIN_GPA:
print('Your GPA is less than a 2.0. Sorry you do not qualify for ' +
'financial aid.')
if enrolled_credits < MIN_CREDITS:
print('You are enrolled in less than 6 ' +
'credits. You do not meet requriements.')
else:
print('You qualify for a scholarship!')

No matter what statement I put the else statement prints. Anybody can help?

Answer 1

Use a boolean variable as status.

is_eligible = True
if un_Elgibile == scholar_Elgibility:
print('You must compelete financial aid form.')
is_eligible = False

if degree_certifcate_program == un_Elgibile:
print('You must register for degree/certificate program.')
is_eligible = False

if g_PA < MIN_GPA:
print('Your GPA is less than 2.0. Sorry you do not qualify for financial aid.')
is_eligible = False

if enrolled_credits < MIN_CREDITS:
print('You are enrolled in less than 6 credits. You do not meet requirements')
is_eligible = False

if is_eligible:
print('You qualify for a scholarship')

Comparison for certification should have used == instead of <=

Why two variables for enrolled credits? <enrolled_credits> and <credits_enrolled>

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Answer 2

I appreciate the help, i'm still a newbie and still learning! Appreciate the help!