<p>looks like my deans letter was dated the eight but not sent out till the 11th</p>
<p>"I'm just wondering when they're going to send out the "you arent a scholarship recepient" letter."</p>
<p>S got it in today's mail...</p>
<p>@ caliboi1313 - it is. you can stack merit scholarship on top of each other for the most part; however, there are limits. </p>
<p>if you're a Trustee, you can't get any more scholarships from any USC source. if you're Presidential, Leadership, Dean's, Directors, Associates, or Trojan, you can retain up to $2,500 of your award from any USC source (this includes alumni associations)</p>
<p>for non-USC sources (or USC Competitive Scholarship), you can get as much money so long as they don't "exceed the student's USC tuition by more than $6,000"</p>
<p>if you're on financial aid, the scholarship award simply gets added to your calculated finacial need. as long as the total monetary award doesn't exceed that, you're golden</p>
<p>btw, all these answers came directly from my competitive scholarship guide for this year (aka the fine print). it might change but I doubt it. otherwise, I'm a trustee at USC already so if you guys have any more questions, feel free.</p>
<p>This is a bit saddening. I had similarly high SAT scores and a high GPA. Even UCLA and CalTech are offering me merit aid. I feel a bit shocked that USC didn't even consider me. Oh well.</p>
<p>Me too....UA offered me full tuition and im flying down to Claremont McKenna in 2 weeks to interview for a 10k/yr scholarship there...but nothing from USC. :(</p>
<p>Oh well...it's still one of my top choices and I'd probably go anyway if I got in regardless of whether or not I get free money.</p>