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Long time browser, first time poster. I appreciate the countless hours that everyone has put in to making TLS such an incredible resource.

I've been accepted by Ohio State with a scholarship and may have to defer for a legitimate reason. If you or someone you know/heard a story about was accepted to Ohio State with a scholarship and had to defer for a year, did they match or reduce the scholarship the following year? I've read posts that they "try to match" the previous year, but it would be nice to hear real stories.

The best source is the Ohio State University College of Law admissions & financial aid office. Call to determine if you are eligible to defer your acceptance & whether or not your scholarship will still be available to you.

Right Canadian, but I'm pretty confident they do not "carry-over" the scholarship. That's why I'm asking whether anyone has stories of whether or not they matched or reduced a scholarship the following year.

Sorry, I misunderstood, but would still ask admissions & financial aid your question.

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