The Tenet Healthcare Corporation, the second-largest for-profit hospital chain, is experimenting with providing cordless phones for nurses to use at work, scholarships for their children and discount purchasing programs.
Tim didn't qualify for federal aid; instead, he scraped the hefty grad school tuition together through work, scholarships and fundraisers.
2. Research and prepare a glossary of terms related to financial aid, for example Pell Grant, loan, grant, aid, work study, scholarship, need-blind.
They encouraged her to go on to the American Dance Festival in Durham, where she trained on a work scholarship and came to know and be influenced by such choreographers as Pearl Primus, Talley Beatty and Donald McKayle.
Depending on where you work, scholarship may be the predominant (or even the only) area considered.
He entered Ohio State in 1939 on a work scholarship, but tried out for and made the football team the following year.
Although early Priestley scholarship claimed that his theological and metaphysical works were "distractions" and "obstacles" to his scientific work, scholarship published in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s maintained that Priestley's works constituted a unified theory.
Twenty years ago, in his widely cited work, Scholarship Reconsidered (1990), Ernest Boyer argued that scholarly teaching should receive equal emphasis with disciplinary research at American universities.
This political season, when you hear about big sales-tax-funded public works, scholarship lotteries, tax reform, or, heaven forbid, the "free-riding poor," don't merely think about federal income tax brackets.
Another goal is to give the nine schools we work with scholarships annually in addition to expanding our scholarship program to more schools across the country to be able to help more youth gain a higher education.
The school plans to freeze tuition rates and put the bulk of the money to work on scholarships.
