19.) Which statement best explains a grant?

A. A grant is federal money awarded to a student.

B. A grant is aid given to a student by an institution.

C. A grant is money borrowed by a student to pay for an education.

D. A grant is the price of attending classes at a school.

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Mara Freeman

Mathematics

24 December, 19:29

19.) Which statement best explains a grant?

A. A grant is federal money awarded to a student.

B. A grant is aid given to a student by an institution.

C. A grant is money borrowed by a student to pay for an education.

D. A grant is the price of attending classes at a school.

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Jonathan Curtis · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. Grants are sums of money given to students that they do not need to pay back. A is incorrect because it's not always federal money (the government isn't always the one giving out grants). C is incorrect because the money isn't being borrowed. D is incorrect because "tuition" is the price of attending classes.

19.) Which statement best explains a grant?A. A grant is federal money awarded to a student.B. A grant is aid given to a student by an institution.C. A grant is money borrowed by a student to pay for an education.D. A grant is the price of attending classes at a school.

19.) Which statement best explains a grant?

A. A grant is federal money awarded to a student.

B. A grant is aid given to a student by an institution.

C. A grant is money borrowed by a student to pay for an education.

D. A grant is the price of attending classes at a school.