Sentence examples for making scholarships from inspiring English sources
The overhead has pushed tuition to $1,950 for 12 days, making scholarships essential, he said, adding, "any alliances or partnerships we can form to make this about writing and writers I am happy to have".
Other companies have found success in providing microloans or making scholarship donations that restore community health, rather than just alleviating symptoms or causes.
A 2007 Crux Research Report found that 31percentt of colleges and universities value AP scores when making scholarship decisions and over 85percentt said AP scores have favorable impact on a student's admission.
Coaches have fought reform proposals that would make scholarships a four-year commitment to a player and not just for a single year and that would pay for the true cost of college attendance.
All that remains is this: When "the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women" no longer makes scholarships dependent on looking glamorous on national TV in a swimsuit and high heels — or, as it's called, "lifestyle and fitness in a swimsuit" — I'll gladly join it in calling it a "scholarship program" and not a beauty pageant.
You have to interpret them — make scholarship alive and relevant.
Aside from shortening the Ph.D. process, she argues, this would make scholarship less arcane and more relevant.
Other campuses that have already made scholarship offers include New York University and Keuka College, a school with about 1,000 students in the Finger Lakes region of New York.
Dom Gregory Tarrisse (1575 1648), the first president, desired to make scholarship the congregation's distinguishing feature; he organized schools of training and set up their headquarters at Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Right now, coaches can make scholarship offers to elite athletes in eighth grade.
And yet more than 45percentt of recent high school graduates enroll in four-year colleges... Government policy contributes to the problem by making college scholarships and loans too easy to get".
