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scholarship, bursary, grant - what's the difference?

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Treating countries names? | Plural of "two"

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#1 (permalink) Sat Apr 19, 2008 5:44 am scholarship, bursary, grant - what's the difference?

Hi all, I've been browsing the net trying to help a student of mine choose a school in the UK. Most of the schools she had in mind offer 'scholarships', 'bursaries' and 'grants'. I have been unable to explain the difference to her since the word used in Romanian (my language) is the same for all three. Can you help?

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