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Brrunno [24]
2 years ago
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Match the situations with their solutions. Mary wants to pursue the Graduate Program in Cell Biology at Yale.She has the right g

rades and credits,but she is falling short of money to pay for the course. Mary is about to complete her course in Cell Biology. Her loan agreement requires her to pay back the loan in monthly payments. But Mary thinks it may be difficult to make monthly payments. Mary received an award letter from Yale offering her a grant and a student loan. Mary is confused about some of the details in the letter. She isn’t sure how much the aid money is repayable. Change the repayment plan. arrowRight Contact the financial aid officer. arrowRight Apply for student aid. arrowRight

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True [87]2 years ago
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1- Situation: Mary wants to pursue the Graduate Program in Cell Biology at Yale. She has the right grades and credits,but she is falling short of money to pay for the course.

Solution: Apply for student aid.

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2- Situation: Mary is about to complete her course in Cell Biology. Her loan agreement requires her to pay back the loan in monthly payments. But Mary thinks it may be difficult to make monthly payments.

Solution: Change the repayment plan.

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3- Situation: Mary received an award letter from Yale offering her a grant and a student loan. Mary is confused about some of the details in the letter. She isn’t sure how much the aid money is repayable.

Solution: Contact the financial aid officer.



Orlov [11]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

plato answer

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