Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : I go to a state college which charges a lot of money for tuition. So much money, in fact, that my (pretty large) family would not be able to afford the full price of attendance. Luckily, I was able to earn two scholarships that, when combined, amount to around half the price of tuition. 
Here's the thing though-about one third of that scholarship money comes from a scholarship meant for minorities. 
In terms of heritage, I identify as white. Percentage wise, I am half ethnically Jewish, which doesn't count for anything, and about half assorted European or just plain white. But I am also 1/16 Native American. My family doesn't know the exact percentage though, since the DNA tests we've taken have given vastly different results each time. But the heritage is definitely there-I own a tribal card and so does my dad and other siblings. There are pictures of my great gramma, who lived on a reservation, in full tribal attire. On the form for college application, I put "Native American" and "White" for the ethnicity column, because technically I fit the bill.
I personally think that you should take any money you can get from a college, especially because I have two younger, college bound siblings and I want them to be able to afford college as well. 
My older sister, who goes to the same school as me and has the same scholarship, thinks otherwise. She constantly reminds me that we are undeserving of the money, that we're taking money from real minorities who deserve it more, and that we're impostors and liars. She also thinks that if you don't live the "minority experience", you don't deserve the money. She's even told me that she wants to pay back all the money she earned from the scholarship to the tribe we have heritage from, to "make it up to them".
I disagree, because I think the amount that my school charges for tuition is insane, and I'd rather not drive my family into debt because of some white guilt. 
But maybe my sister is right. Maybe I'm stealing from people who deserve it more. 
I'm not sure. 
This has been eating away at me for a while, and I'd really appreciate any feedback on the situation. 