Students who receive partial tuition scholarships, grants, or other types of tuition assistance (including faculty/employee benefits paid by a public institution) may not need all of the educational benefits provided under the MET contract. The institution should invoice MET for all credit hours for which a student enrolls. Any excess amount should be refunded to the student by the institution.

The basic merit scholar amount is $750/year. If the student has unmet need, as determined by Rice, the student may receive up to $2,000/year as part of need-based institutional funding. Rice reports National Merit Scholarship amounts to the National Merit Program early each summer. If a student does not have unmet need or has an incomplete application and need has not been assessed, Rice will report the merit amount of $750. See similar questions...

The Merit Award is a $1,000 monetary award granted to 50 new members each year. Award recipients are selected based on how they exemplify the three pillars of the Society: Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Recipients are announced at campus induction ceremonies. All new members are welcome to apply at www.nscs.org. The deadline to apply has passed. See similar questions...

Finalists are announced with a press release and a press conference. Each finalist is invited to host a daylong site visit to demonstrate its excellence. The school selection committee contacts the school to schedule the site visit and provides some general guidelines for the visit. The site visit itself serves as a celebration of the school's accomplishments. If a school cannot support statements made in the application, its status as a finalist may be reconsidered. See similar questions...

The University of Ottawa has established the minimum endowment level at $20,000. This gift can be made as pledge and can include multiple donor and matching funds from corporation change to pledges, corporations and the Government of Ontario. Endowed bursaries will continue to exist as long as the University does as the capital is never spent. In general, 4.5% of the returns on investments are put in the expendable account, which in turn pays out the bursary, scholarship or award. See similar questions...

For information and application materials for the Amelia Earhart Fellowships, Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarships and Young Women in Public Affairs Awards, go to Fellowships, Scholarships and Awards, click on each program and see the heading ‘Applicants’ for application information. See similar questions...

The Michigan Promise Scholarship (formerly the Michigan Merit Award) is a state program for high school seniors based upon test scores on the Michigan Educational Assessment Program (MEAP) High School Tests. Students who qualify for this award will be notified by the state of Michigan during the spring of or summer following their senior year. See similar questions...

Students must go online at treas-secure.state.mi.us to certify the Michigan Merit Award. Once the school receives roster with student’s name, the award is put on KCC’s system. See similar questions...

All students work towards attaining the school medallion. Please keep to hand any certificates that your child may receive as the school award system is cumulative. Teacher Awards are offered for classroom work, good behaviour, sport etc. Weekly Assembly awards (blue certificate) are awarded at each Assembly. The system of awards invites students to work towards a school medallion. See similar questions...

Students from Boonton Township attend grades 9-12 as part of a formal agreement between the communities, non-resident tuition paying students and staff children grandfathered under a former contractual arrangement attend because of the quality and reputation of the educational program we offer. See similar questions...

The Professional Development Progamme in Education does allow for flexibility to suit your needs. For information on routes to gaining named awards see the Awards section. See similar questions...

No, applying under the Early Decision I or II deadline is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage in the merit scholarship selection process. If you do choose to apply to Vanderbilt under the Early Decision I or II deadline, however, be aware that merit scholarship recipients are not notified of their selection until late March of their senior year. See similar questions...

No. Merit scholarships are unfortunately not for postgraduate students. However, if you continue on to postgraduate studies as a London Met student, you will be eligible for a valuable and worthwhile 'continuing London Met student discount'. See similar questions...

You do not need to re-apply for merit scholarships. If, however, you have received need-based aid in addition to the merit scholarship, then you must update your financial records by filing renewal financial aid applications (Free Application for Federal Student Aid and and College Board PROFILE) every year in the spring. Students receiving certain merit scholarships may have to meet academic standards to retain these awards. See similar questions...

Most merit scholarships offered by the university require no separate application. The Office of Admissions will make determinations based upon the student's application for admission and supporting academic credentials. Exceptions include: See similar questions...

The scholarship is for one year with an extension to the second year of study, as appropriate, which shall be conditional on the scholar maintaining a satisfactory level of performance as determined by GSID.The maximum duration of scholarship award is two years for master's program. The recipients of ADB-JSP need to undertake in writing that they will return to their home countries immediately after the completion of their study program or when dismissed from the school. See similar questions...

Download the Scholarship Acceptance/Renewal Form on our Web site at http://calfund.org/receive/scholarships.php. Complete and return the form to our office with your contact information, and we will send a scholarship check to your school’s financial aid office or bookstore on your behalf in late summer, before the start of the fall semester. Scholarship awards sent to the financial aid office will be applied to your school account to cover tuition and other related school expenses. See similar questions...

If your scholarship is used for tuition, fees, books, supplies and/or equipment required for enrollment or class attendance, the award is not taxable. However, if you use your scholarship for educational expenses that are not considered tax-exempt, we suggest that you obtain professional tax advice. A good resource on this topic can be found at www.irs.gov/faqs. CCF does not provide tax advice. See similar questions...

Funds are sent to your college/university/theological institution and applied to your account. The funds are designated for educational expenses. See similar questions...