The phrase "value of scholarship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of academic study and research.
Example: "The value of scholarship is evident in the advancements made in various fields of knowledge."
Alternatives: "importance of academic study" or "significance of research".
The N.C.A.A., meanwhile, is discussing reforms, including increasing the value of scholarships.
Until the start of the 2009/2010 academic year, the value of scholarships was substantially higher with the King's Scholarships worth 50% of the fees and a range of lower scholarships between 10 30%.
Noll referred to the NCAA as a "cartel" that colludes with its member colleges and conferences to depress compensation of student-athletes by predetermining the number and value of scholarships, and requiring student-athletes to give up any right to profit from their likeness while allowing the NCAA to retain the right to do so.
Although the establishment of the universities did result in a rapid expansion of college education and although the products of the new learning displayed keen scholarship, the value of learning nevertheless soon decayed.
Bob Arnhym, president of the Miss California Pageant, said the Miss Inland Empire director moved to Canada because her mother had fallen ill, but had notified the state she had given Ms. Story "the full value of the scholarship".
"George demonstrates the value of positivist scholarship in an age when the academy curls its lips at such a thing," said David Parker, retired director of the Charles Dickens Museum in London and now a fellow at Kingston University in London.
Curry is sympathetic to players who reap no financial rewards from the use of their names and images, and he questions the N.C.A.A. assertion that the value of a scholarship should be sufficient.
The works were of epic scale and virtually unprecedented in their fields; the recent reprints attest to the continuing value of his scholarship as a forerunner of modern historical linguistics.
Instead it goes to supposed good causes and can be creamed off.Similarly, American university sports teams limit players' compensation to the value of a scholarship while often paying coaches and athletic directors colossal wages.
The value of the scholarship would vary, based on the quality (star) level attained by the program or individual.
