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bursary

[ UK /bˈɜːsəɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. the treasury of a public institution or religious order

How To Use bursary In A Sentence

  • Last year, Patricia McMahon, who attended St Patrick s Community College, was awarded the bursary.
  • Tessier has been studying religion at Saint Paul University in Ottawa and received a bursary to study English.
  • A bursary from the university helped her to buy two pricey law textbooks. Times, Sunday Times
  • Your gifted son may be eligible for a scholarship rather than a bursary dependent on parental income. Times, Sunday Times
  • White also said a government bursary for so-called "first-generation" learners - the first in their family ever to attend college or university - was claimed by about 2,200 students, which he said is only about 2.3 per cent of the estimated 91,000 first-generation students on student aid who should have been eligible for the money. Thestar.com - Home Page
  • Meanwhile, fee waivers – a ploy to plug the funding gap caused by the policy of £9,000 fees – will raid bursary pots, pushing more students into scarce part-time work, or poverty. Student tuition fees protests – Wednesday 9 November 2011
  • She also picks up 900 a year in a bursary from the university. Times, Sunday Times
  • The package here offers students no up-front fees, loan forgiveness at 25 years, no real rate of interest, a generous grant and bursary system and a cap on the fee itself.
  • The bursary received will afford the elite sports person the opportunity to compete at the highest level while pursuing a course of academic study at the Institute.
  • A clerk supply at No.1 Combat Communications Squadron, Richmond, she has been awarded the Lipshut Family Bursary, a scholarship offered to airmen or airwomen undertaking a degree with the view of obtaining a commission.
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