Financial aid from two different universities? I am pursing my MS and want to go to another school where they offer another degree that I want. I am getting financial aid from the first school and was wondering if I would be able to get financial aid from the second school at the same time. I have to take classes and want to take classes at the second school. Does anyone see any problems via financial aid? Thanks a bunch!
1. countable noun. Your heel is the back part of your foot, just below your ankle. 2. countable noun. The heel of a shoe is the raised part on the bottom at the back. He kicked it shut with the heel of his boot. ...the shoes with the high heels. 3. plural noun.
Further to what others have said, I (growing up in London and York) was familiar with heel to mean that slice, but it wasnât common â the usual term for that slice was the crust. (So crust had a dual meaning for us â both the outside of the bread in general, and the slice at either end that consists mostly of crust.).0% of the US who are ancestors of European immigrants use the term heel for the end of a loaf of bread. It shows this amount on the US Dialect survey map. I found it on Google. Especially NJ and NY have used this word the most.