Sentence examples for financial aid rules from inspiring English sources

While financial aid rules change every year, it can help to familiarize yourself with the concepts and language of financial aid.

COLLEGES NCAA--Accepted Rutgers' self-imposed penalties of two years' probation and the loss of 20 total scholarships in 10 sports for violating eligibility and financial aid rules.

Democrats and Republicans in a House-Senate conference committee said they had agreed to halt the new financial aid rules for at least a year.

And Harvard can use its financial aid rules and a lot of elbow grease by Coach Tommy Amaker to build a first-round threat to No. 5 Vanderbilt, Jay Hart writes on Yahoo.com.

Under the new financial aid rules, the university said, a family making $120,000 would have to pay about $12,000 for a child to attend Harvard College, compared with more than $19,000 under current policies.

The N.C.A.A. has barred the men's hockey teams at Buffalo State and the State University of New York at Geneseo from postseason play this year for violating financial aid rules by using a grant program to bolster their rosters with Canadian-born players.

As far as the federal financial aid application (FAFSA) rules go, 529 plans with students or parents as the account owner are viewed as parental assets and will decrease any aid by no more than 5.64% of the account value, currently.

Noting that Russia had ambitious plans for its Mediterranean fleet, now confined to one small naval base in Syria, Der Spiegel wrote, "The possibility that Russia might demand tighter military cooperation in exchange for financial aid cannot be ruled out".

He said he wanted better education, more financial aid, gender equality and rule of law, and he was talking about the Middle East, not the Midwest.

PAGE A3 Less Aid for College Students Under the new federal rules for financial aid that take effect next fall, many college students will receive smaller Pell Grants, the nation's primary scholarship for low-income students.

At the meeting in Brussels on Monday, Italy, France, Greece and Spain pressed for the European Union to relax rules on financial aid to support local farmers who they said could be devastated by a drop in confidence in the European poultry industry.