<human>: Hello all!

About a month ago I learned that I won a scholarship I applied for, but because there were multiple recipients I wasn't sure if I was going to get the full scholarship or a partial one. Today I learned that I did get the full scholarship and it will cover 100% of tuition for the next school year.

I only need 30 more credits (2 quarters) to graduate, so prior to learning this I planned to either go through summer quarter and graduate after Fall, or start Fall and graduate Winter quarter at the latest. My main concern has been money, I plan to start graduate school right after this and wanted to do whatever was best financially. However, this opportunity will allow me to stay to get a minor and the only difference in cost will be the $1,500 in housing that I may be paying anyways if I move back to my hometown area. 

I'm an English literature major, so having a minor is something that may be really important should I decide not to pursue a career in teaching. 

My boyfriend has always been very supportive of me, but I'm worried he will get tired of waiting for me. He's been under the impression I would be graduating either in December or March of next year. We've been doing long distance since December of 2014 and I'm worried he may not want to do another year of this.

I will likely be staying with him for the 4-ish  months of summer though.

I'm wondering if anyone has advice on how to bring it up and deal with extra time long-distance.

I don't have to stay the full year, but if I do the only minor I could finish in time is Psychology and I'm not sure how useful that would be for me. If I stay I would like to minor in technical writing.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Got a scholarship that will allow me to stay in school a little longer than anticipated, worried about LDR with boyfriend.