Virtually any combination of restrictions, requirements and preferences may be established by the donor, except that the donor may not name the recipient. Restrictions may be softened by establishing them as preferences. For example, if a restriction is established which specifies a particular field of study, say Accounting, the recipient must be an Accounting major. But if it is written as a preference for Accounting majors, other students may be considered if no Accounting majors apply for the Scholarship. Listed below are some examples which may be used for restrictions, requirements or preferences.
Some donors also request the one or two of the following.
Annual fiscal report including interest earnings, contributions, and disbursements. An article about the recipient sent to a specific newspaper. Description Examples 1. Tongan Scholarship 2. Special Education Endowed Scholarship 3.