Sentence examples for scholarships given from inspiring English sources

The event will raise money for scholarships given by Medical Education for South African Blacks.

Why are athletic scholarships given for only a year at a time, and subject to summary cancellation?

Countless state grants and scholarships given by universities themselves could also be affected, educational experts warned, because they are often governed by the federal formula as well.

Ms. Gleboff was hired in 1959 to administer scholarships given to the school by the Ford Foundation but soon broadened her responsibilities.

Lowell tried restricting the number of scholarships given to Jewish students, and made an effort to bring in students from public schools in the West, where there were fewer Jews.

The scholarships, given by a scholarship fund at the Manhattan law firm of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, will provide eligible applicants with tuition, room and board at the university.

And even though we didn't have a lot of money, scholarships gave me the opportunity to go to some of the best schools in the country.

But rather than continually extending unemployment benefits, we should offer these people scholarships, giving them a chance to learn new skills in our community colleges or trade schools.

Much of that money is contractually bound to go directly to impoverished local communities, which use it for everything from pumping water to college scholarships, giving them a clear financial stake in preserving wildlife.

"Private-school tuition tax credits" allow families to subtract the cost of tuition from the taxes they pay; "tax-credit scholarships" give tax credits to donors (corporations included) who fund scholarships for other people's children to attend private schools.

The scholarships give students of any nationality (except New Zealanders) the opportunity to come to Australia to study full-time towards a master's or PhD degree, for 2 or 3 years respectively.