The phrase "grant student" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The university decided to grant student status to those who met the criteria."
Alternatives: "scholarship recipient" or "financial aid student."
Selective schools like Stuyvesant High School would continue to grant students with disabilities extra time to complete admissions tests and would not be expected to soften their entry requirements.
Because of the increasing reliance on federal aid, the Obama administration has championed a series of increases in the maximum Pell Grant students can receive.
The compromise would grant students who are the children of illegal immigrants a new kind of nonimmigrant visa that would let them live in this country legally for a period of time.
At the University of California, Berkeley — a school that enrolls roughly the same number of Pell grant students as the entire Ivy League combined — the English department this year graduated 375 majors, or 5 percent of the class.
Some of the courses hosted on iversity.org will grant students credit points for completion, in line with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).
6. Grant student-athletes the legal right to their image and likeness, for the time period during their college years, after they leave school.
Cornell's Pell Grant students roughly totals the combined Pell Grant recipients studying at Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
Meanwhile, a professor of law at Florida International University argues that there are already legal channels within Florida law to grant students who have been granted DACA in-state tuition.
The colleges in the upper left quadrant are those with relatively small endowments but relatively high proportions of Pell Grant students.
We look at the percentage of Pell Grant students at the top 50 liberal arts colleges, as ranked by US News & World Report.
