Should rich kids be ineligible for college scholarships? This year, UCLA awarded Justin Combs, son of Sean “Diddy” Combs, with a full, $54,000 merit-based scholarship and a spot in the school’s storied football program based on his impressive high school achievements. Justin’s music mogul father was recently named the wealthiest man in hip-hop by Forbes. With California’s state schools facing deep cuts, UCLA’s decision to offer Justin a chunk of its scarce resources is being widely criticized.
(Source: theweek.com)
No. The point of a scholarship is to aid those who cannot afford higher education. HE CAN. Why did he even bother...
He should be able to put that he was awarded it on his resume, CV, etc. but he shouldn’t accept it. “Merit based?” When...
WOW. ucla charged my friend out-of-state tuition because she had lived in California just shy of the two years required...