<p>Because I applied for the KFC scholarship and the minimum gpa is 2.75. So those that mean that people with a gpa of 2.75 have a chance. Or is it random or by merit or need?</p>
<p>Every scholarship, from every college, or corporation, etc…is different. The rules for the scholarship for which you applied, are surely available from wherever it is you obtained the application.</p>
<p>I seen the rules and they are basic like 2.75+ GPA. Going to a 2-4 year accredited college or university etc.</p>
<p>Does it ask for test scores, transcripts, ECs, leadership qualities? Does it ask about need? If so, they probably consider all of these things.</p>
<p>Yes it ask for all that.</p>
<p>Well, then…there you go! </p>
<p>However, my gut tells me that someone with a 2.75 GPA would have to have some spectacular ECs or something in order to get an award. The reason I think this is because the person with a 2.75 needs to justify why he/she should get the award over someone with - say - a 3.95 GPA. But, I could be wrong.</p>
<p>none of the high-end schools offer scholarships anymore right? (as in ivy league, stanford, vanderbilt… etc.)</p>