Fellowship
A fellowship is a grant given by an academic institution to a scholar for research or study. Usually, receiving a fellowship required applying for it.

In 2371, Jake Sisko was offered a writing fellowship by the Pennington School in New Zealand, based solely on the quality of a story he had written. However, he later decided to turn down the fellowship. ()

See also
 Friendship
 Scholarship
Education
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