merit-based
Financial aid awarded based on a student's exceptional abilities is often referred to as merit-based aid. This type of aid can include scholarships, grants, and fellowships that recognize academic achievements, artistic talents, athletic skills, or other specific skills. Unlike need-based aid, merit-based awards do not consider the student's financial situation but rather focus on outstanding performance or potential in a particular area. Institutions and organizations may offer these awards to attract talented students and encourage excellence in various fields.
There are many student loans you can apply for. You can try for an academic scholarship. If you are an exceptional athlete you might try to apply for an athletic scholarship.
Yale University offers athletic scholarships as part of its financial aid program, but it does not provide athletic scholarships in the traditional sense like many other NCAA Division I schools. Instead, Yale meets the full demonstrated financial need of all admitted students, including those who are athletes. This means that student-athletes can receive financial aid based on their family's financial situation, rather than through specific athletic awards. Yale competes in the Ivy League, which does not allow for athletic scholarships, emphasizing academic excellence alongside athletic participation.
Fettes College is the worldly recognized leading independent boarding and day school in Edinburgh, Scotland. They offer exceptional athletic and academic discipline.
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Some examples of natural gifts and talents that individuals may possess include artistic abilities, musical talent, athletic prowess, exceptional intelligence, and strong interpersonal skills.
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Many. There are scholarships based solely on grades, extracurriculars, community service, recommendations or essays. Other scholarships are based on votes, a video or a piece of artwork. Since there are so many types of scholarships, it is a good idea to search early and often for your opportunities.