Does anyone know if you receive the transcript notation for the H L Hooker scholarship if your graduating?

Graduating students aren't eligible for the H L Hooker scholarship. So no, you won't receive the transcript notation...

You get the transcript notation, just no monetary value.

Originally Posted by bradyr

You get the transcript notation, just no monetary value.

I was told no...is this a new thing?

Originally Posted by bradyr

You get the transcript notation, just no monetary value.

Are you sure about that? Last year, someone emailed the Office of Financial Aid and was told that you are ineligible for the senate/hooker scholarships if you are in your graduating year. If you are not eligible for the award, then I don't see why you would receive the transcript notation. Furthermore, if you read the criteria for eligibility carefully, you will see that graduating students do, in fact, not qualify. Transcript notation is only retained for those who transfer to graduate at the fall convocation - from my understanding at least.

I emailed about this last year and was told you are ineligible as a graduating student, which means you can't win the scholarship and thus will not receive any notation, regardless of whether your marks would have warranted winning the award in any other year of study.