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MP Guru
Scholarships often offer the opportunity for a student to attend college. By paying some or a good bit of the cost. For many students this will be the only way to prevent what may have been a missed opportunity of attending.
The donors of the scholarships can stipulate many things to assure only certain students can even apply for the scholarship. These stipulations could include a specific gender and/or race.
Is it fair for Colleges to accept scholarship funds from donors which stipulate certain criteria to whom may use the aid such as race and gender? Is it not considered sexist or racist? Should donors be permitted to stipulate certain criteria as such? Should colleges be the one to determine where the scholarship funds should be applied according to their records and try to maintain some balance? Does the donor have every right to stipulate the criteria to the use of the money as they are after all the one donating it?
The donors of the scholarships can stipulate many things to assure only certain students can even apply for the scholarship. These stipulations could include a specific gender and/or race.
Is it fair for Colleges to accept scholarship funds from donors which stipulate certain criteria to whom may use the aid such as race and gender? Is it not considered sexist or racist? Should donors be permitted to stipulate certain criteria as such? Should colleges be the one to determine where the scholarship funds should be applied according to their records and try to maintain some balance? Does the donor have every right to stipulate the criteria to the use of the money as they are after all the one donating it?