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Grants

American  
[grants, grahnts] / grænts, grɑnts /

noun

  1. a town in W New Mexico.


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The California Dream Act passed a decade later and opened up state aid, including Cal Grants, to undocumented students.

From Los Angeles Times

Grants are offered on better terms than commercial loans, reducing costs for housing associations.

From BBC

Grants are available through the California Residential Mitigation Program to help offset the cost of this type of retrofit.

From Los Angeles Times

“Grants — maybe $200 million … 10% of the whole thing. So, we need markets. We need some sort of way to pay for this stuff and in a nontraditional way.”

From Los Angeles Times

Since Pell Grants have become available to people pursuing degrees from prison, every state and the Federal Bureau of Prisons has tried to expand access to higher education.

From Los Angeles Times