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Student Record: Scholarships tab

Under the Scholarships tab, you'll see a list of all of the scholarships in your current award cycle.

  1. Under the Award column, a total awarded amount distributed to the student will populate for each scholarship they were awarded.
    Note: If blank, that indicates that they were not distributed any amounts for the scholarship.

  2. Under the Score column, a total score will populate for the user that was completed by your Reviewers.
    Note: If the score is not present, that means that the applicant was not scored yet.

  3. Under the Status column, the user's qualification status for every scholarship will be displayed if they successfully submitted their application.
    Note: If blank, that indicates that they did not submit their application yet.

  4. Under the Action column, you can easily Award or Deny the applicant for each scholarship.

  5. Manually applying an applicant to a scholarship can be done on this page by clicking the 'Apply' button next to a scholarship. This action will cause them to appear on the Award and Deny tab of the scholarship.
    Note: This action is permanent. To ensure that it fits your needs, please reach out to Support for more details before proceeding.

  6. By clicking on the Expand button on a scholarship, you will be able to view matching qualification details for the applicant. Every scholarship will have the qualification group(s) listed, specifying the applicant's response and their matching status.



    Red - indicates that they did not match on a qualification or on the entire group of qualifications.
    Blue - indicates that they matched on a qualification or on the entire group of qualifications.

  7. Using the Award Cycle drop down menu, you can navigate to past cycles to view the same scholarship details for the applicant.

  8. Using the Filter dropdown menu, you're able to select specific qualification statuses for the applicant to view scholarships that matches the chosen status.

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