Forrest needs to research grants to cover the remaining 15 percent of the total cost of tuition. Grants are often awarded based on financial need and do not require repayment, making them an ideal source of funding for his situation.
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Forrest is a graduating high school student looking for funding for a nursing program. Forrest has a job with a local outreach program and was awarded a scholarship that will cover 85 percent of the total tuition. He does not qualify for a student loan and does not have time for a work study job.
What source of funding does Forrest need to research that will cover the remaining 15 percent of the total cost of tuition?
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money awarded to a student, often based on financial need, for a specific purpose (like tuition) by a government or an organization
money awarded to a student, often based on financial need, for a specific purpose (like tuition) by a government or an organization
money awarded to someone based on merit or achievement by an organization to help pay for their education
money awarded to someone based on merit or achievement by an organization to help pay for their education
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