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7 Indian-Origin Students Get Prestigious Scholarships At Stanford University
Seven Indian-origin students have secured Stanford University's prestigious Knights-Henessey scholarship for this year.
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She Paid $6.5 Million To 'Consultant' For Stanford Entry. She Was Tricked
The mother of a Chinese student said she was unwittingly ensnared in a sprawling college admissions scandal, believing the $6.5 million she paid to get her daughter into Stanford University was a legitimate donation that would go to scholarships for needy children.
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From Stanford To Harvard, Teen Applied To 20 Colleges, Got Full Scholarships To All Of Them
Micheal Brown's streak started in December, when the high school senior checked on his application status at Stanford University. He had applied there early - it was his top-choice college then - and fought off nerves as he sat down at a laptop, surrounded by his best friends and his mother.
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Waiting For Green Cards, Indian Visa-Holders See Hope In Donald Trump Review
When Gokul Gunasekaran was offered a full scholarship for a graduate programme in electrical engineering at Stanford University, he saw it as the chance of a lifetime.
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Stanford University Commends Mukesh Ambani for Scholarship Fund
Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellows receive financial support for the cost of tuition and associated fees for each year of the two-year Stanford MBA Programme (about $140,000 (Rs 86.8 lakh).
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Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani Commended by Stanford University
US' Stanford University of US has commended Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director of Reliance Industries, for his decade long support to students keen on pursuing higher studies through scholarships.
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Recognise the rights of differently-abled children, says UN report
Kartik Sawhney can't stop smiling. He's just scored 96% in Class 12 exams of the Central Board, topping the category of differently-abled students. And now he is all set to go to the Stanford University in the US on a full scholarship to pursue his computer science degree.
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7 Indian-Origin Students Get Prestigious Scholarships At Stanford University
Seven Indian-origin students have secured Stanford University's prestigious Knights-Henessey scholarship for this year.
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She Paid $6.5 Million To 'Consultant' For Stanford Entry. She Was Tricked
The mother of a Chinese student said she was unwittingly ensnared in a sprawling college admissions scandal, believing the $6.5 million she paid to get her daughter into Stanford University was a legitimate donation that would go to scholarships for needy children.
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From Stanford To Harvard, Teen Applied To 20 Colleges, Got Full Scholarships To All Of Them
Micheal Brown's streak started in December, when the high school senior checked on his application status at Stanford University. He had applied there early - it was his top-choice college then - and fought off nerves as he sat down at a laptop, surrounded by his best friends and his mother.
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Waiting For Green Cards, Indian Visa-Holders See Hope In Donald Trump Review
When Gokul Gunasekaran was offered a full scholarship for a graduate programme in electrical engineering at Stanford University, he saw it as the chance of a lifetime.
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Stanford University Commends Mukesh Ambani for Scholarship Fund
Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellows receive financial support for the cost of tuition and associated fees for each year of the two-year Stanford MBA Programme (about $140,000 (Rs 86.8 lakh).
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Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani Commended by Stanford University
US' Stanford University of US has commended Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director of Reliance Industries, for his decade long support to students keen on pursuing higher studies through scholarships.
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Recognise the rights of differently-abled children, says UN report
Kartik Sawhney can't stop smiling. He's just scored 96% in Class 12 exams of the Central Board, topping the category of differently-abled students. And now he is all set to go to the Stanford University in the US on a full scholarship to pursue his computer science degree.
