Sentence examples for combination of scholarship from inspiring English sources

His career was a turbulent combination of scholarship and asceticism, and his correspondence is an exciting source for the historian, Scripture student, and theologian.

The Council on Foreign Relations mourns the passing of Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, whose combination of scholarship and courage has left a continuing legacy of fidelity to the highest ideals of national service.

"His combination of scholarship, street cred and charisma made him a real heavyweight," said Mr. Brachman, and as Abu Yahya's stature grew, he increasingly attacked more moderate Islamists for betraying the cause of international jihad, indirectly taking aim at his older brother.

In Japan, Jichi Medical University had run a model programme with the combination of scholarship and compulsory rural service since 1972.

Of the alumni studied, 49.6 percent received need-based financial aid through some combination of scholarships, loans and campus jobs.

However, he said that a combination of scholarships and loans, funded by the Rwandan government and other donors, meant that most students would pay considerably less.

Mr. Ubiñas, 44, grew up in the South Bronx and attended private schools in Manhattan on scholarship before going to Harvard and, later, its business school, using a combination of scholarships and loans.

As someone from a working-class family who financed her education at Yale University and Stanford Business School with a combination of scholarships, loans and jobs, I think Princeton's decision to compete for students by not requiring them to borrow money is a bad idea (news article, Jan . 28.

"Regent's is a bit more, but it seemed worth it," Ms. Nyvoll said, adding that the Norwegian government gave students who attended overseas institutions a combination of scholarships and loans to cover the costs — with 40 percent of the loan amount forgiven for students who pass their final exams.

Many times "meeting need" means a combination of scholarships, grants, and loans, with the latter being the most controversial.

Most universities will offer a financial aid package upon admission which is a combination of scholarships from the university (need and merit), federal student aid programs, and state aid programs.