<human>: Last weekend I went to an awards ceremony to accept two scholarships. A few days later, I received a check for a third scholarship that I hadn't heard about. I had applied for a variety of scholarships, so I assumed that this was another one I earned that must not have been a part of the same awards ceremony. (I thought maybe they hadn't selected the recipient on time for the ceremony.)

This scholarship was for over $2,000, and I was really excited about it. I thought the circumstances were a little weird, and in the back of my head I thought it could have been given to me by mistake. But I doubted that such a mistake could happen, and I let myself get excited about it. But I still emailed my department's head of student affairs to ask about it. She didn't know anything about it, so she contacted some people. The next day, I got an email saying it was meant for another student and I had to give it back.

Is it normal for something like this to happen? I don't know how to feel about it. Obviously, I'm going to give it back. It's someone else's money, and that person earned it. But it's such a bizarre situation, and it seems like a very serious error to me. Has this happened to anyone else?

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<bot>: My university gave me over $2,000 in scholarship money in error, and now they want it back. How should I feel about this?