Scholarship Conditions - Help complete the list for every school

[todesgebruell]

got $5k from W&L with no conditions.

[loth]

Golden Gate University (Fall 2008 cycle) requires a 3.0 GPA at the end of the spring semester.

Loth

[Remedialone]

Thomas M Cooley is "Good standing" which is equivalent to a 2.0GPA. 

[Put em up!]

University of Colorado - 3.0
University of Arizona - Good Standing
University of Texas - None
Vanderbilt - None
University of Southern California - None

[BurtsBees]

Northwestern - None automatically renewed all four years.

[vap]

updated!

[TimMitchell]

Great thread, should be sticky

[NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!]

So, what if schools have different conditions for different scholarship offers? Wouldn't that kind of defeat the point of this list? Also, it helps if you have a context for the GPA's. I noticed a few that have GPA requirements, but don't say what the median GPA at the school is.

[surget]

Samford University, Cumberland School of Law - Full Presidential Scholarship - Good standing

[vap]

So, what if schools have different conditions for different scholarship offers? Wouldn't that kind of defeat the point of this list?

Happy to post both results.  Most schools do not place different conditions.  Some do.  It should also be noted that some schools will alter the conditions if you request.

Also, it helps if you have a context for the GPA's. I noticed a few that have GPA requirements, but don't say what the median GPA at the school is.

Yep, the thread asks people to provide that information.  Some people have done so, others haven't.  If they provide the info, I include it on the list.  Not all schools provide info about the curve (or the student handbook) on their website, so applicants have to ask the school directly.  NALP provides median GPA of graduating students, but that figure is not very helpful in this context.