By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

INTRODUCTION
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EDUCATION/ STUDENT’S LIFE
Scholarship [Noun] (an award of financial support for a student to pursue their higher education).
He won a scholarship at the age of 16 and was teaching physics at 19. She won a scholarship to study law at Harvard University.
Admission [Noun] (the act of accepting or allowing someone to enter a place or organization).
Many students qualify for admission to the university this year. He submitted an application for admission to the university.
She applied for admission to the club.
Grant [Verb] (an amount of money is given to be used for a particular purpose such as education research).
The college awarded him a grant of $50,000 to study law at Harvard University.
He was granted money to buy a house.