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Money earned by the student to help pay for college by working a part-time job on campus.

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Work-study income

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What is the degree called that requires about 4 years of college and is usually earned from a University?

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Bachelor's degree

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Which degree is usually earned at a community college?

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Associate degree

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How are grants and scholarships different?

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Grants are need-based, while scholarships are merit-based.

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What type of financial aid does not require repayment? Options: Student loans, Grants, Work-study income, Parent PLUS loans

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Grants

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Which of the following is a common requirement for maintaining a scholarship? Full-time employment, Minimum GPA, Community service, Part-time enrollment

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Minimum GPA

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What is the primary purpose of a student loan?

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To pay for college tuition and fees

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What is a common benefit of receiving a scholarship?

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Reduced tuition costs

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Which of the following is typically required to apply for a student loan? Proof of employment, Co-signer, High school diploma, Letter of recommendation

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Co-signer

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What is the main difference between a certificate program and an associate degree?

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Certificate programs are shorter in duration.