Hello,
I was wondering if someone could clarify something for me. When users list the scholarship $$ they received from schools they were accepted to on LSN, is that number for one year of school or three years total? So for instance:
Georgetown $30,000
UCLA $120,000
Does that mean that at Georgetown the user is receiving $10,000 a year to attend or $30,000 a year to attend.
Same thing with UCLA, is it $40,000 a year to attend or $120,000 a year to attend.
Thanks so much!
Questions about Scholarships listed on LSN Forum
- guano
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Re: Questions about Scholarships listed on LSN
Unfortunately you really don't know. The majority of people post total, as in $30k = $10k/year, but plenty of people post annual instead.
But, common sense can help. If numbers are very high (greater than $50k) it's probably all 3 years, while if they're low ($10k or less) its probably per year. If a number cannot easily be divided by 3 (e.g. $20k) there's a good chance that's per year.
But, common sense can help. If numbers are very high (greater than $50k) it's probably all 3 years, while if they're low ($10k or less) its probably per year. If a number cannot easily be divided by 3 (e.g. $20k) there's a good chance that's per year.
- Louis1127
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Re: Questions about Scholarships listed on LSN
Make sure to check the area at the bottom "Additional Info & Updates", as sometimes that particular applicant will tell you if the amount they listed is per year or a three-year total.