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More important , too , than the increase in the general level of grants , welcome though this was after four years without alteration , were certain changes designed to give greater flexibility in the calculation of awards , so that ...
More important , too , than the increase in the general level of grants , welcome though this was after four years without alteration , were certain changes designed to give greater flexibility in the calculation of awards , so that ...
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Successful candidates were allowed to postpone taking up their awards until 1963 , and 56 per cent did so . ... The only type of undergraduate award which the department will now make is the mature state scholarship .
Successful candidates were allowed to postpone taking up their awards until 1963 , and 56 per cent did so . ... The only type of undergraduate award which the department will now make is the mature state scholarship .
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5,557 new awards were made by local education authorities to students beginning first degree or comparable courses at establishments of further education , an increase of about 20 per cent over the number in a broadly similar category ...
5,557 new awards were made by local education authorities to students beginning first degree or comparable courses at establishments of further education , an increase of about 20 per cent over the number in a broadly similar category ...
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