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'''Merit Scholarships''' are tuition payments, typically for [[college]], that [[reward]] a [[student]] for [[academic]] achievement, usually based on [[College Board]] exams. | '''Merit Scholarships''' are tuition payments, typically for [[college]], that [[reward]] a [[student]] for [[academic]] achievement, usually based on [[College Board]] exams. | ||
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| + | These differ from other scholarships that are "need-based" or liberal scholarships given out on the basis of race, gender, "overcoming" sexuality, or "quirk" such as being left-handed or being a high school student that can be shaped into an atheistic [[Ayn Rand]] or J.D. Salinger scholar or a liberal like [[David Letterman]]<ref>http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/unusual.phtml</ref>. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 15:56, December 14, 2009
Merit Scholarships are tuition payments, typically for college, that reward a student for academic achievement, usually based on College Board exams.
These differ from other scholarships that are "need-based" or liberal scholarships given out on the basis of race, gender, "overcoming" sexuality, or "quirk" such as being left-handed or being a high school student that can be shaped into an atheistic Ayn Rand or J.D. Salinger scholar or a liberal like David Letterman[1].