What the difference between fellowship and scholarship?
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A fellowship usually refers to a grant made to graduate student or a senior staff member.
A scholarship is any kind of financial aid to a student, usually an undergraduate student.
You don't have to be in a school to have fellowship.
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The funds given at the undergrat level are usu. called scholarships, while for post-grat studies the funds are fellowships.
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A scholarship is a grant to a student, for whatever reason. A fellowship might be merit-based, or it could involve teaching or research. So a fellowship lies a little higher up the food chain.
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