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So here's the deal:

My grandfather has been very financially successful in his lifetime. He has been the CFO of a few major companies and is therefore very knowledgeable and careful with money.

Although he is well-off, he has never spoiled any of our family members. He believes very strongly in the value of hard work and education and I have also grown up on those principles. 

I didn't know about his financial wealth until I got until college and he paid for a large portion of my tuition. Thanks to his help, I was able to graduate debt-free and without taking out any loans. Of course, I also worked while I was in college and got several scholarships to help pay for it. 

Now, I'm going to be starting graduate school and have been saving for the past couple of months. I've already applied for several scholarships and I have a savings plan to help me stay on track. 

My mom recently mentioned my budgeting to my grandfather and he immediately offered to pay for all of my graduate school tuition. It may sound incredibly backwards to a lot of people, but I was honestly a little disappointed when my mom told me that he wanted to pay for my tuition. 

I completely understand how generous my grandfather is and how privileged I am to have this as a "problem" but I was just really proud of myself for getting to a point in my life where I could be independent and be able to pay for my further education on my own.
<bot>: I've been working hard to save up for graduate school, but my grandpa wants to pay my tuition. What should I do?