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a scholarship received for one's artistic abilities is an example of?
merit-based aid.
What did Civil service laws require?
apoinmnet based on merit apoinmnet based on merit
The practice of government employment based upon competitive examination and merit?
Merit system
How did Napoleon promote people in his bureaucracy?
In theory it was merit based, but on a personal basis he placed family members in positions of leadership and responsibility in the various countries that he had invaded and occupied.
What is merit system define it?
A merit system is the process of hiring and promoting people based on their ability to do their job.
Define merit-based aid. for what achievement or ability are most merit-based scholarships awarded?
Merit-based aid is financial assistance awarded to students based on their academic achievements, such as high grades, test scores, or other accomplishments. Most merit-based scholarships are awarded for academic excellence, leadership qualities, community service, or other notable achievements that demonstrate a student's abilities and potential for success.
what are the differences between merit based and need based scholarships?
Well the difference between merit and need based scholarships is that the first (merit) is a scholarship you get by being a good athlete or an extraordinary student from the other hand the second (need) scholarship is exactly as the name tell us about, scholarships based on need.
Promotion with Napoleon's new bureaucracy was?
Based on Merit.
Giving jobs to individuals not based on merit?
life
What scholarship is noncompetitive with no requirements?
A merit based scholarship
What the difference between merit system and merit principle?
The merit principle is hiring someone based on competencies rather than affiliations and relations (patronage). Merit system is simply responsible for maintaining the merit principle through the Public Service Commission!
What is merit aid?
Merit aid is given due to educational achievement regardless of family income or assets. In contrast, need-based aid is given based on income or assets.
