"study scholarship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scholarship that is designed to fund a student's study. For example, "The university offered a generous study scholarship to help cover my tuition fees."
2. Research and prepare a glossary of terms related to financial aid, for example Pell Grant, loan, grant, aid, work study, scholarship, need-blind.
While it is not primarily intellectual in nature, those who hold to orthodox convictions are often doing so out of rigorous and extensive study, scholarship, practice, reflection, and prayer.
In contrast to a previous study, scholarship students were not significantly more likely to serve in rural areas and there was no difference in expected monthly salary.
Among the dead: dozens of youngsters who were lined up outside the Somali Education Ministry waiting for the results of exams they had taken that might qualify them for study scholarships in Turkey.
O'Neal applied to the institute, now called Kettering University, and was accepted on a work-study scholarship.
The documentary reflects a trend in black studies scholarship.
The group promotes film preservation and independent films, and will be supporting a film studies scholarship at Columbia University.
David Halperin, a leading figure in queer-studies scholarship, sounds a more wistful tone in "How to Be Gay," celebrating the sharp-elbowed camp culture that many now consider obsolete.
SAO which to thank the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología for his graduate studies scholarship (Fellowship No. 278488).
In urban studies scholarship, Beirut is often theorized on the frontiers of sectarian conflict as well as on the frontlines of neoliberalism.
The model in ethnic studies scholarship is: victimization and agency.
