<p>Well I spoke with an admissions director, regarding my exact situation (possibility of a Trustee scholarship), and when I asked him if I should (or must) send my semester grades, he said:</p>
<p>"I would recommend that you submit your midterm grades to us as any information will help us going forward. It will not affect the current scholarship you have received. "</p>
<p>The way he phrased it, he makes it sound optional. There is a certain point where sending the grades would hurt me. (as in, if I got 60’s and 70’s in every class, it’s better just not to send it if I want a higher chance of getting the scholarship).</p>
<p>So I really don’t think we’re required to send the grades, just the ones in June and proof of graduation. </p>
<p>What I’m asking, though, is whether it is better to send in lower grades (about 0.5 GPA points lower than the GPA I applied with), than to just not send them at all, if I want to maximize my chances of being considered for the Trustee scholarship.</p>