Create a complete UML diagram for the system specified below. Make sure to read properly the difference in scholarships and actors associated in the system:

System specification: Scholarship Management System. The system allows an administrator to add scholarships, a student to apply for a scholarship and a recommender to submit a recommendation letter. Each scholarship has some criteria, which may include a certain CGPA, being at a certain year level of being in a certain faculty or program, among other. Each scholarship is also for a certain amount of money, and has a certain number of recipients. Some groups of scholarships may be mutually exclusive, so the same brilliant student cannot get more than one of them. Some scholarships are named after donors (i.e. Nortel Networks for instance) Students who apply to some scholarships need to provide recommendation letters from former employers or professors. Each scholarship application requires at most two recommenders to be provided. A recommender can write many letters (but only one per application). A letter specifies: The relationship to the student (former employee or student), Scores (from O to 5) for performance and research skills, The course taken by the student (if the recommender is a professor), work period and name of the company (if the recommender is a former employer) and A general comment . . System specification: Scholarship Management System. The system allows an administrator to add scholarships, a student to apply for a scholarship and a recommender to submit a recommendation letter. Each scholarship has some criteria, which may include a certain CGPA, being at a certain year level of being in a certain faculty or program, among other. Each scholarship is also for a certain amount of money, and has a certain number of recipients. Some groups of scholarships may be mutually exclusive, so the same brilliant student cannot get more than one of them. Some scholarships are named after donors (i.e. Nortel Networks for instance) Students who apply to some scholarships need to provide recommendation letters from former employers or professors. Each scholarship application requires at most two recommenders to be provided. A recommender can write many letters (but only one per application). A letter specifies: The relationship to the student (former employee or student), Scores (from O to 5) for performance and research skills, The course taken by the student (if the recommender is a professor), work period and name of the company (if the recommender is a former employer) and A general comment