Sentence examples for minimum bursary of from inspiring English sources

The Office for Fair Access (Offa) announced that universities will only have to pay poorer students a minimum bursary of 10% of the highest tuition fee, or £329, in 2010.

Sir Martin Harris, director of Offa, said students and institutions should be reassured by the setting of the minimum bursary at 10% of the maximum fee, as in 2006, when top-up fees were introduced.

Universities will no longer have to provide minimum bursaries to the poorest students, who qualify for a full maintenance grant.

This means that with the minimum bursary level set at £329, students will have to find the £55 extra themselves.

Bursaries and scholarships A maximum bursary of £4,000 a year is offered to UK/EU students with the lowest household income.

Bursaries There are a minimum of 250 bursaries of £2,000 available to students who have a household income of £25,000 or under and whose parents do not hold a higher education qualification.

Bursaries If your family's annual income is £25,000 or less you will receive a bursary of £1,000 per year.

Bursaries Means tested bursary of around £300 for students from low-income homes.

Bursaries Students whose assessed family income is £25,000 or less may receive a bursary of £750.

Bursaries Students are entitled to a means-tested bursary of up to £1,500.

Bursaries Eligible students can apply for a bursary of around £300 from the college.