Those are just a few of the criteria for receiving scholarship grants at Smith. It has to be this, this and this.
Some donors are very, very interested in who gets their scholarship.
Another is for students planning to study in Israel. For that one Schumacher searches for GPAs under 2.5. Some scholarship stipulations are so specific, Schumacher says, that she has to extensively investigate a student's background, her parents' occupations, even her future aspirations. She often has to track down a student's professors and advisers or talk to the career development, registrar's or international students offices or one of several academic departments to find out details about a student's ethnicity, hometown, area of concentration at Smith and other aspects of her life. It requires a student from Vermilion County, Indiana.