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Merit Scholarships (view source)
Revision as of 00:46, September 26, 2010
, 00:46, September 26, 2010The "Robert C. Byrd" scholarship is offered by each state, but some states (such as New Jersey) have rules that prohibit homeschoolers from participating
Merit scholarships bring in better students with more skills, who raise the level of performance of ''other'' students. They also raise the goals and aspirations of high school students,m providing a reward for scholarly excellence. They are favored by conservatives. Need based scholarships spread the wealth and help disadvantaged groups whose students do not perform as well; they are favored by liberals.
Merit scholarships bring in better students with more skills, who raise the level of performance of ''other'' students. They also raise the goals and aspirations of high school students,m providing a reward for scholarly excellence. They are favored by conservatives. Need based scholarships spread the wealth and help disadvantaged groups whose students do not perform as well; they are favored by liberals.
The "Robert C. Byrd" scholarship is offered by each state, but some states (such as [[New Jersey]]) have rules that prohibit [[homeschoolers]] from participating.
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