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What is a 'Scholar Pledge'?
What is a 'Scholar Pledge'?

Learn what a Scholar Pledge is and how it reinforces commitment to educational success in Raise Education.

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Written by Jack McCann
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What Is a 'Scholar Pledge'?

A Scholar Pledge is a personal commitment made by the beneficiary of a Raise Education account to use the funds responsibly for educational purposes. It serves as a way to engage students in their own financial and academic success while providing transparency to contributors who support their education savings.

Key Aspects of the Scholar Pledge

- Commitment to Education: Scholars pledge to use the funds for qualified educational expenses, including tuition, books, and other academic needs.

- Transparency for Contributors: The pledge reassures friends and family who contribute to a scholar’s account that the funds are being used as intended.

- Encouraging Financial Responsibility: By making a Scholar Pledge, students develop a sense of accountability for their educational funding and future success.

- Not Legally Binding: The Scholar Pledge is a moral and personal agreement rather than a legally enforceable contract.

Why It Matters

The Scholar Pledge fosters a culture of responsibility, making education savings a collaborative and purpose-driven effort. It strengthens trust between contributors and scholars, reinforcing the shared goal of academic achievement.

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