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To know if you're getting a scholarship, you should look for specific notifications or confirmations from the organization or institution offering the scholarship. Here's how you can know for sure:

1. Official Notification

• Email or Letter: Most scholarship providers will notify you directly via email or mail. The notification will typically include:

  • A congratulatory message
  • The amount awarded
  • Terms and conditions of the scholarship
  • Instructions on next steps (e.g., accepting the award, submitting documents)

2. Scholarship Portal or Application Dashboard

• If you applied through a university or scholarship platform, check your application status online.

  • It may show as "awarded," "accepted," or "pending acceptance."

3. Financial Aid Office (for college/university scholarships)

• If it’s a school-based scholarship, contact or check your financial aid portal. The scholarship may be listed under your financial aid package.
• You can also call or email the financial aid office to confirm.

4. Bank or Student Account Activity

• If the scholarship has been disbursed, check your student billing account or your bank for a deposit or credit toward your tuition.

5. Follow-Up Communications

• Some scholarships require you to accept the award, sign an agreement, or attend an orientation before it's finalized.
• If you haven’t heard back, follow up with the provider after the decision date listed in the application timeline.

If you tell me which scholarship you're waiting on, I can help you look up the timeline or contact method.