"student allowance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a financial aid or stipend given to students to support their education expenses. Example: "The university offers a generous student allowance to help cover the cost of textbooks and housing for international students."
They would replace the threatened Independent Living Fund for the disabled, and maintain the disabled student allowance.
You feared your mother would cut off your student allowance, your blossoming music-producing ambitions would be frustrated and your lifestyle would be severely disrupted.
Over 10,000 attended the rally for free education in November to protest against cuts to maintenance grants, the disabled student allowance, and the impact of the Prevent campaign on campus, among other issues.
Bursaries/Scholarships A variety of funds are on offer including access bursaries worth £2,000 available to students paying £6,000 tuition or more who have been declared eligible for disabled student allowance prior to enrolment or who have previously been in care.
The weekly $200 would replace existing benefits, including the student allowance, which currently tops out at $177.03 after tax.
I lived at home and got a student allowance while I was studying, so never needed a regular job.
"I qualified for the disabled student allowances but I couldn't get funding towards accommodation for my personal assistant because it fell through the gaps in the different funding streams.
Unlike many people in the village, with its vast chunks of fertile land, Kamara, a former trade development officer with Uganda's Ministry of Trade and Industry, owns 100 acres of land, which he bought in 1972 using his student allowances while studying at Makerere University.
"Any Australians wanting to take up fees-free tertiary study will need to meet the three-year residence requirement that currently applies to accessing interest free student loans and student allowances.
It was delivered by provincial health departments (PHDs) with provincial trainers, adapting arrangements from the 1980s, emphasising local recruitment, establishing workplace contracts and providing student allowances.
Maintenance loans and the disabled students allowance will also rise by 2.8%, the universities minister said.
