Scholarships have been awarded to three Nunatsiavut post-secondary students.
The scholarships have been awarded by Vale.
Caitlyn Baikie of Nain has received a $4, 000 scholarship from the mining company.
Baikie is enrolled in the Political Science program at Memorial University in St. John’s.
She plans to finish the four-year program and then pursue law school.
Heather Edmunds and Amber Jean Penney of Makkovik have both received a $1,000 scholarship from Vale.
Edmunds is enrolled in the College of the North Atlantic’s (CNA) Veterinary Program.
Penney is enrolled in the CNA’s Community Studies Program.
No applications were received from Hopedale and Rigolet.
Congratulations to all of this year’s recipients.
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It 's a sad reality for college students, the cost for school and extracurricular activities that can be very draining to finances, making it much more difficult for other students, their parents on a tight budget. Here are the subsidies come into play.Grants as a source of funding is often overlooked, that students pay for their expenses out of their pockets. Most students are on student loans, which must of course be returned in the future But with grants, there is no need to set the condition that the money was granted for the purpose must be used to pay back.
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Wow...Congradulations to all of the hard working students at school!I'm sure you've all earned these wonderful awards!
ReplyDeleteWay to go!!!
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