The phrase "academic aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to assistance or support provided in an educational context, such as tutoring or resources for students.
Example: "The university offers various forms of academic aid to help students succeed in their studies."
Alternatives: "educational support" or "scholarly assistance".
While her 94-plus average and extra-curricular activities will get her some academic aid, it does not figure to be the full scholarship that basketball could provide.
"The student that is now quiet, listless, having headaches, dizzy and not very responsive can have a legitimate medical reason due to being concussed, and academic aid can be used to address this," Monacelli said.
Unfortunately, there is also a growing and persistent minority of students who see certain medications for the disorder as academic aids.
In interviews with academics, aid workers, and non-governmental-organization officials, I was repeatedly told that, within a few months of the Bonn conference, as the United States began its buildup in the Gulf, security and political conditions throughout Afghanistan eroded.
IBA conducted a mission to Sri Lanka last February which noted "a wider pattern of intimidation routinely expressed against members of civil society, including academics, aid workers and lawyers representing terrorist suspects who are perceived to be critical or challenging of the government or its policies".
He was offered $22,000 in academic scholarship aid over four years.
Most colleges give some academic merit aid (though some of the wealthiest and most selective schools do not), and the amount has increased over the years as competition for top students grows more fierce.
Athletic scholarships are typically all-inclusive packages for tuition, room, board, fees and books, while academic financial aid is often a need-based package of grants, loans and low-paying campus work.
A decision may hinge on academics, financial aid or athletics, but for some students the most important factor will be fitting in.
The cases spread to include not just former military and police officers but also academics, journalists, aid workers — the core of the opposition to the new Islamic order.
Wealthy industrialists, academics, Western aid workers and relatives of military officers have been targets in a spree that, since it started three years ago, has spread to every major city, reaching the wealthiest neighborhoods, Pakistani security officials say.
