Sentence examples for large scholarship from inspiring English sources

But her second child was awarded a large scholarship by the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, which Mrs. Lardie attributed to the g.p.a.

Mr. Innominato will attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy next fall on a large scholarship, is grateful to have had additional financial help.

There is a sense of large scholarship quietly compacted, from the use of a source like David Lear Buckman's "Old Steamboat Days on the Hudson River" (first published in 1907), to the work of modern historians and political theorists like Sean Wilentz and Sheldon Wolin.

Indeed, Harris (who got an average score on the test) chose to go to non-LNAT Queen Mary's (ranked fourth in the country for law), graduated with a first and is now studying for the bar with the aid of a large scholarship from Lincoln's Inn.

Ephraim, who secured a large scholarship at an Israeli university, has found a poetic topic of study: government.

Thanks to their endowments, these elite colleges often award large scholarships to poor and even many middle-class students.

To win over more students, many of these regional colleges offer large scholarships, which cut into tuition income.

Those kinds of acceptances have become more and more typical here, and most students are also getting large scholarships.

But just imagine if, five years ago, somebody had said that Harvard, Amherst and their peers would soon be using their endowments to reduce costs to almost nothing for most families making less than $60,000 — and to give large scholarships to families making as much as $180,000.

Silva, who credits his teacher Mr. Terry Matsis for his success, didn't qualify for any of the large scholarships that pay full tuition.

Wesleyan, like many universities, has gotten ever more expensive, and even though we have a robust financial aid program, we know that many families who don't qualify for large scholarships have great difficulty paying the high tuition we charge.