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Most ``third party scholarships can be used at any accredited college or university. Some can be used at trade schools. A few third party scholarships do come with restrictions. Some are given by alumni groups and they certainly expect the scholarship to be used at their alma mater.
If I got a scholarship for the next college semester but my GPA this semester doesnt meet the requirements, do I lose the scholarship? Yes. Generally you will lose the scholarship. You can make an appointment with the financial aid office to plead your case for a waiver or extension.
Getting an outside, or private, scholarship can actually reduce the amount of financial aid you get from your college. But that doesnt mean youll have to pay a bigger share of your college costs. It just means that the scholarship dollars replace financial-aid-package dollars.
If you dont report your outside scholarship awards to your colleges financial aid office, you might receive whats called an overaward and youll have to pay back that money.
Outside scholarships will not begin to cut into your need-based financial aid until they have filled all unmet demonstrated need and replaced all self-help (loans, work-study, and expected student contribution).
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If there is some left over, your school might send the unused money in a refund check. If they do, you cant turn it into personal cash. Scholarships are awarded for specific educational expenses, so you cant use leftover funds for other things, like vacations or clothes, unless the scholarship guidelines allow it.
Federal law requires students to disclose all scholarships when federal financial aid plays a role in your aid package. If you dont report your outside scholarships, you may be required to repay the school or the federal government all or part of your need-based financial aid package.
Outside scholarships will not begin to cut into your need-based financial aid until they have filled all unmet demonstrated need, replaced all self-help (loans, work-study, and expected student contribution), and the entirety of your Expected Family Contribution.

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