The institutions then divine ways to meet the students' financial need, usually through a mix of grants, loans and campus jobs.
These students must earn their keep by patching together a mix of grants and wages for helping to teach undergraduate courses -- a job that eats into research time.
All foundation degree students are entitled to the same mix of grants and loans as their counterparts studying for traditional degrees.
To get their first permanent store off the ground this spring, the co-founders plan to rely on a mix of grants and bank loans.
About half of all colleges practice front-loading of grants, which means that the mix of grants and loans will be more generous for the freshman year than for the sophomore, junior and senior years.
Under the program, an applicant's ability to pay is not considered in admissions decisions and the university offers admitted students as much financial aid, through a mix of grants, loans and campus jobs, as it thinks they need.
Dr. Dean proposed a "social contract" built on affordable health insurance and child care; a savings plan to help families prepare for retirement; and a "College Commitment," guaranteeing $10,000 in student financial assistance through a mix of grants and loans, depending on family finances.
Henry Sampson, treasurer of Poetry Slam, a nonprofit that oversees a network of 92 slam organizations, says this year's nationals, held in August in Chicago, cost $70,000 and were paid for by a mix of grants, audience fees, ads and contributions from such sponsors as Magnetic Poetry, the company that makes magnetic word games for refrigerator doors.
Details of the larger package — a mix of grants, debt relief, and loans — likely won't be announced until at least January.
Italian regional health authorities annually negotiate the number of residency grants to be financed by the National government and the number and mix of supplementary grants to be funded by the regional budget.
This involves a mix of support, grants and investment.
