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What percent of any earnings from jobs or gifts should you try to put into a savings account?(1 point)
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not 20
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How many main types of financial aid are available once you have decided to go to college?(1 point)
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u need a number as the answer
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Anneliese will attend a school next fall that charges $32,000 in tuition for the first year. She has received a scholarship for $16,000, a Pell grant for $4,000, and a work-study grant for $2,500. To the nearest tenth of a percent, how much of her expenses are covered by the scholarship, the grant, and the work-study program put together?(1 point)
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When repaying a student loan, you will only need to repay the amount of money you borrowed. Answer 1 if this is a true statement or 2 if it is false.(1 point)
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It is generally recommended to save at least 20% of your earnings from jobs or gifts into a savings account.
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It is generally recommended to save at least 10-15% of your earnings from jobs or gifts into a savings account.
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The two main types of financial aid available for college students are scholarships and student loans.
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There are three main types of financial aid available for college students: scholarships, grants, and student loans.
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To determine how much of Anneliese's expenses are covered by the scholarship, Pell grant, and work-study grant, we first need to add up the total amount of financial aid she received:

$16,000 (scholarship) + $4,000 (Pell grant) + $2,500 (work-study grant) = $22,500

Now, we can calculate the percentage of expenses covered by financial aid:

Total financial aid received / Total expenses = ($22,500 / $32,000) * 100% ≈ 70.3%

Therefore, approximately 70.3% of Anneliese's expenses are covered by the scholarship, Pell grant, and work-study program combined.
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