Accepted for Masters, Is It Rude To Ask About Scholarships?
It's definitely not rude to ask about scholarships! Some are easy to get, while others have stringent requirements, so it might be more appropriate to ask "what scholarships am I eligible for" or "what scholarships can I apply for" instead of "what scholarships can I get."



A tip about word usage: If you're doing a masters degree than you're almost definitely attending a "university" rather than a "college." In the US, a college refers to an administrative unit that awards undergraduate degrees. The term "school" is also used to refer to degree-granting units that award any kinds of degrees. A university is a collection of schools. For example, Harvard University contains a college and several other schools as can be seen here. Some universities (especially larger ones) have multiple colleges, generally separating Engineering from Arts and Sciences. If you tell someone in the US that you're attending college, they will almost certainly assume that you're an undergraduate. "Attending university" or "attending graduate school" are the common things to say.