If you apply for a scholarship and do not receive it, you should

A) give up because you will not have success with another scholarship either.

B) reapply immediately for that same scholarship.

C) write a letter asking them to reconsider.

D) continue to apply for other scholarships.

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Stanley Hess

Mathematics

14 January, 00:33

If you apply for a scholarship and do not receive it, you should

A) give up because you will not have success with another scholarship either.

B) reapply immediately for that same scholarship.

C) write a letter asking them to reconsider.

D) continue to apply for other scholarships.

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Lillie Peterson · Answer 1

I'd say D, because you still may have other skills, but you just aren't that skilled at the one you applied for, or they just weren't accepting for that scholarship.

Chaya Wyatt · Answer 2

I definitely would re-apply for the same scholarship. But I would also do D. What do you think the answer is?

If you apply for a scholarship and do not receive it, you shouldA) give up because you will not have success with another scholarship either.B) reapply immediately for that same scholarship.C) write a letter asking them to reconsider.D) continue to apply for other scholarships.

If you apply for a scholarship and do not receive it, you should

A) give up because you will not have success with another scholarship either.

B) reapply immediately for that same scholarship.

C) write a letter asking them to reconsider.

D) continue to apply for other scholarships.