Abstract
This article is based on a survey about the choice of university course by ProUni fellows and aims to contribute to the studies on the subjective dimension of social inequality. The basic assumption is that the subjective meanings, present and discussed in this choice, are a source of information for the discussion of social inequality, to the extent that these students have necessarily from poor segments of the population and reached the university. Scholarship students were interviewed courses with clienteles of different profiles in the same university. The results are the contents of this article, which highlights the feeling of victory by winning the university and the project beyond what their families have won, becoming better. Reflection on how these projects are meant for scholarship students allows contribute to studies on the subjective dimension of social inequality in Brazil.
Keywords:
Education; social equality; subjectivity