A federal grant program that provides people money to continue their education after high school The amount a person can get depends on their "financial need "
This is the largest federal grant aid program Qualifying students apply directly to the government for Pell Grants, but the grants are disbursed by the colleges the students attend, to all who qualify for this aid
For undergraduate students, first baccalaureate degree only Eligibility is based on federal methodology The amount of the award ranges from $400 to $3000, subject to Congressional appropriations, and will be reduced for students who enroll less than full time The Federal Pell Grant will not appear as a credit on your account until Emory has received a valid and accurate ISIR from the FAFSA processors If your award letter shows an estimated Pell Grant, it means your ISIR has not been received and the credit will not appear on your bill
Financial aid from the Federal Government available to students with financial need to be used at many types of colleges and vocational schools Apply in January of the senior year
Federal program for undergraduate students awarded on the basis of financial need as determined by the federal government Students apply by filing out the FAFSA
A Federal Pell Grant for which you apply by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Generally, students must apply for a Federal Pell grant to receive other kinds of aid
Named in honor of Sen Claibourne Pell (RI), Federally-funded grants designed to help students with the lowest EFC Eligibility is determined through the information provided through the FAFSA The yearly maximum amount of a Pell Grant is about $3,000
The Pell grant is a federal grant that provides funds of up to $4,050 based on the student's financial need For more information about the Federal Pell Grant see the Financial Aid Programs Page
If you move pell-mell somewhere, you move there in a hurried, uncontrolled way. All three of us rushed pell-mell into the kitchen. quickly and in an uncontrolled way (pesle mesle, from mesler )
pell
Турецкое произношение
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Произношение
/ˈpel/ /ˈpɛl/
Этимология
[ "pel-'mel ] (adverb.) 1596. From Latin pellis "a skin" and Greek πελλα "a skin".