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stipend

[stahy-pend] / ˈstaɪ pɛnd /


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Schmidt adds that hanging on to the end yielded a professional-development stipend as part of her exit package, which she used to enroll in an AI-certificate course.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many schools now offer support services and fellowships that can provide financial compensation in the form of stipends, largely due to the organizing efforts of previous generations of undocumented students, Carbajal-Ramos said.

From Los Angeles Times

“It comes out of my huge stipend at the end of the season,” Guzman said.

From Los Angeles Times

CSU’s chancellor, vice chancellors and university presidents will also receive enhanced retirement benefits and housing stipends for campus presidents will be increased.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the past half-century it became standard for doctoral programs at elite institutions to offer full scholarships and modest stipends.

From The Wall Street Journal