The phrase "allowances student" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words, possibly intended to refer to students receiving allowances or financial support.
Example: "The school has a program to help allowances student manage their finances better."
Alternatives: "students receiving allowances" or "students with allowances".
These programs provide members with living allowance, student loan forbearance, and health care.
The COA includes allowances for student expenses only.
He said Labour would raise corporation tax by less than 1.5% to reinstate education maintenance allowances for students, as well as funding grants to university students.
If a veteran's housing expenses are less than the allowance, the student still receives the full amount, according to Jo Schuda, a spokeswoman for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Equally, although Labour's pledges – to support and bolster a comprehensive system and restore the education maintenance allowance and student grants – are welcome, they still address only the symptom rather than the cause.
They include payments for road tax or income tax, applications for passports, visas, driving licences, jobseeker's allowance or student loans, as well as providing or requesting information on a whole range of matters from income to apprenticeship vacancies.
The dollar figures floated in this recent conference reconfiguration illustrate clearly that schools have the capacity to provide allowances for student-athletes to sustain themselves while waiting to springboard into the ranks of the N.B.A. (or even the M.B.A.'s).
In the last few months, to deal with "a major fiscal challenge", the government announced large unplanned cuts to the budgets that support increased participation of poorer students and allowances for disabled students in the university sector.
When having high monthly allowance, resident students tended to develop AIA but commuter students did not.
