Making the commitment to meet scholarship requirements

By Marlene Seeklander

A young man and an older man looking at paperwork

Not all scholarships are considered “free money.”

When you are awarded a scholarship, make sure you understand any terms and conditions. For example, some scholarships may require you to maintain a certain number of credits each semester and/or a minimum GPA, while some may have a “work commitment” as part of the requirements. By not fulfilling the requirements, it could result in the loss of the scholarship or having the scholarship convert to a low interest loan that will need to be repaid.

Make sure you fully understand the scholarship terms and conditions before signing any agreements.

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