Sentence examples for bursaries that from inspiring English sources

There were none of the tuition fee loans, maintenance loans or bursaries that are such important aspects of today's system.

Yes, there will be bursaries that could make a difference, but the Oxbridges and Imperials are still going to hand applicants a bigger bill than other institutions.

In terms of bursaries, £1.84m was spent in 2013-14 to help 87 students, while the previous year saw 85 pupils receive bursaries that totalled around £1.9m.

"The sale of these sculptures will help create bursaries that will enable more girls to join the school and benefit from a stimulating, enjoyable and engaging education".

Of the five test cases, Manchester Grammar is the one most |likely to meet the criteria because of its means-tested bursaries that help 14 per cent of pupils.

Ministers were today accused of betraying the poorest students, after universities were told they would not be expected to provide bursaries that would fully cover the shortfall between the grants available to students and tuition fees charged.

The high cost of liquid refreshment can severely eat into the small bursary that is provided out of the "mission fee".

"There was a great deal of enthusiasm for one of my white British colleagues when he expressed interest in the officer bursary that I did not receive," said the 22-year-old, who did not want to be named.

Third, the government muddied the waters over entry to the teaching profession, substituting for a clear policy of paying the tuition fees for all graduate trainee teachers a complicated, often changing bursary scheme that has proved difficult to sell, and required trainees to pay £9,000 in tuition fees.

Vice-chancellors will make noises about providing bursaries, but that won't solve the problem.

"I then applied for funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council Fund, which gives bursaries, and that allowed me to take the course.