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Private scholarships are just another name for a private bank loan.
Private scholarships are just another name for a private bank loan.
Private scholarships are awarded by organizations or schools, while public scholarships are government-awarded.
Private scholarships are awarded by organizations or schools, while public scholarships are government-awarded.
A private scholarship does not need to be paid back, but a public scholarship requires payment back.
A private scholarship does not need to be paid back, but a public scholarship requires payment back.
Private scholarships are for private universities.
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The correct difference is: Private scholarships are awarded by organizations or schools, while public scholarships are government-awarded.
Private scholarships are typically funded by non-governmental sources such as private organizations, businesses, or individuals, while public scholarships are usually funded by government entities (local, state, or federal).
