university grants
College financial aid
University grants are funds awarded to students or institutions to support higher education, typically based on financial need, academic merit, or research purposes.
Unlike loans, grants don't require repayment: She received a university grant covering her tuition.
Governments, foundations, and universities themselves issue grants for everything from undergraduate aid to faculty research projects.
- scholarshipsFunds awarded for study
- financial aidFunding for education expenses
- bursariesEducational funding awards
- fellowshipsScholarly funding awards
- research fundingMoney for scholarly investigation
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Awards for strong students
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