Sentence examples for secure scholarships from inspiring English sources

At Arizona State University, for example, students and administrators have joined together to secure scholarships and financial support for DACA recipients who are eligible for in-state tuition.

And yet Maria said that, on the condition that she throw out her son, the police promised to help her secure scholarships for her daughters and help her keep her home.

Just 1.25% of the vote separated Lee from an alternate seat on the council, but at 11.5%, his efforts to secure scholarship opportunities for youth and address mental health issues in the community will get at least three years of attention.

I might never have gone to university if I hadn't secured scholarships for my course fees and accommodation.

The district will learn in January whether it will face sanctions or lose its accreditation, which could hurt students' chances for getting into certain universities and securing scholarships.

We talked about her potential to thrive on a global level, and I suggested a few steps toward securing scholarships for elite boarding schools in Pakistan, or even in the United States.

Other young and ambitious Egyptian players are taking advantage of the growing interest in squash in the United States, especially in the college system, and they are securing scholarships to Ivy League universities.

During Professor Hunziker's presidency, ADSA also: created a national score card for scoring dairies; standardized dairy judging contests; secured scholarships for student contests; improved national milk standards; developed ties with breed associations; and, provided fora for industry discussions on dairy instruction and extension services.

The second is to maintain a 60% success rate for securing scholarships or increasing the amount of the scholarship.

Hence, a key part of securing the future of both this MSc and other global health programmes, involves securing scholarships for students from low and middle income countries.

Formal organizations such as Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) or Future Farmers of America (FFA) will demonstrate your commitment to a particular field, while also offering networking privileges and insider info on securing scholarships and applying.