U.S. universities struggling to award graduate scholarships - too few apply As many institutions struggle with enrollment, what is the status of their scholarships for graduate school? Do you have plenty of applicants and could award more if you had the funds? Or are you struggling to get enough scholarship applicants? Looking for quotes from university leaders over graduate scholarships about whether they are having trouble getting enough applicants for graduate scholarships. Why do they think students aren't applying? Is there a difference between scholarship application numbers for on-campus or online graduate programs? What myths about graduate scholarships might the students believe? What are they doing to get more applicants and award more funds? How do scholarship application percentages compare to enrollment? Looking primarily at U.S. graduate programs. Please include name, title, employer, and contact information.