is correct the follower sentence:
full-time Master of Science student, granted with a tuition and living expenses scholarship of the government
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**Is the following sentence correct?**
No, it isn't. There is no subject-predicate order.
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EXAMPLE: 2010-present, full-time student, Master of Science, Engineering, University of California, San Diego. Received San Diego Graduate Student scholarship covering tuition and living expenses.
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thanks a lot code_e_11
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Try "full-time Master of Science student with a tuition and living expenses scholarship granted by the government."
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