state grants
Public financial aid
State grants are funds provided by a state government to individuals, organizations, or local governments for specific purposes.
Unlike loans, grants don't require repayment.
They typically support education, housing, small businesses, or community programs: She received a state grant to cover tuition.
Applicants usually must meet eligibility requirements and use funds as specified.
- bursaryEducational financial award
- research fellowshipsFunded academic study positions
- tuition assistanceEmployer-funded learning support
- matchingIdentical in appearance
- merit-based scholarshipsAwards for strong students
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- funding sourcesloans, savings, grants, donations, scholarships
- appropriations and grantsgrants, funding, allocations, subsidies, block grants
- Education Fundingfederal funding, school funding, education grants, Title I, federal loans
- Financial Aidscholarships, grants, federal grants, fellowships, stipends
- government revenuetax revenue, sales tax, income tax, property tax, excise tax
- grantsfunding, research grants, government grants, awards, allocations
state grantsprivate funding
Non-public financial backing
private donations · foundation grants · venture capital · crowdfunding · self-funding
state grantsgovernment loans
State-issued borrowed funds
student loans · earned income · tuition payments · fee-for-service · commercial loans