Sentence examples for less scholarship from inspiring English sources

Schools are now giving out less scholarship money in the tight economy, favoring students who can pay full freight.

Consider what happens at Chicago-Kent, the school that offers students less scholarship money ($9,000) if they want it guaranteed, and more ($15,000) if they can clear the 3.25 G.P.A. hurdle.

The other reviewers have been the focus of far less scholarship.

According to the economic concept, known as the wage fund theory, adding more people to the labor pool theoretically meant less money available per person (or in the NCAA's case, giving some people a raise means less scholarship money for others).

Although China offers less scholarship than India, 70% of China's governmental scholarship for Nepalese is given to the medical students and the Nepalese are willing to learn medicine in China for the low tuition fees [ Project manager 20130812].

I think the colleges should be free to give athletes less than a full scholarship, no scholarship and more than a scholarship.

It was a life of activism no less than of scholarship.

Aside from shortening the Ph.D. process, she argues, this would make scholarship less arcane and more relevant.

The American Opportunity Credit, which replaced the less generous Hope Scholarship Credit, is available only for people pursuing an undergraduate degree.

As a result, some of the exhibitions became less about architectural scholarship and more aboutan institution promoting itself, pleasing or motivating major donors or burnishing its self-image.

It certainly isn't the administers of financial aid, who found it reasonable to offer a scholarship less than a seventh of the tuition while suggesting my family take out a loan for which we wouldn't even be approved.