Another Five Winners of the Danske Bankas Monthly Scholarship Award have been Announced

Published: 8 June 2009 y., Monday

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During the draw another five winners of the Danske Bankas monthly Scholarship award (a one off payment to the amount of 250 litas) were announced.

You can find the names of winners and details of the draw on the Danske Bankas web page (just in lithuanian).

In order to win a scholarship award, students are required to use a Danske Bankas Visa card or Novaturas MasterCard travel card to make a purchase of at least 50 litas.

The number of awards per person is unlimited. Therefore, participants who have already won will not be excluded from future draws; they may try their luck and win again.

The monthly draw, which started on 31 October, will continue until 31 June 2009. It is intended for students of legitimate higher education schools in Lithuania who use Danske Bankas Visa cards and Novaturas MasterCard travel cards.


 

Šaltinis: danskebankas.lt
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