My daughter got the same request for her schollie.

Apr 17, 2014
7:41:57pm

lawboy

I think it's a way BYU is trying to connect the donor/family with the recipient, and allow the recipient to show gratitude to the person who endowed their schollie.

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BYUMizzou

4/17/14 7:13pm

It may be a donor specific scholarship, not university-wide

HoustonCougar

4/17/14 7:16pm

I forgot to write my letter and the scholarship still came through. So being a

k-ace

4/17/14 7:28pm

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cvd6262

4/17/14 7:31pm

My daughter got the same request for her schollie.

lawboy

4/17/14 7:41pm

Did that with a grant my junior year

monkeycowboy

4/17/14 7:59pm

most of the scholarships in this era and going forward are from donor

TXSmith

4/17/14 10:08pm

Couple of questions about these types of scholarships:

HoustonCougar

4/17/14 10:30pm

You can't dictate who it goes to, if you do that it isn't tax deductable IIRC

TXSmith

4/17/14 10:44pm

Cool. Thanks.

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