section-xiv SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE

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Once the case manager determines that the scholarship or other educational assistance is countable, they must determine how much to count. This includes work-study programs not funded by Title IV of the Higher Education Act or Bureau of Indian Affairs student assistance programs. A. Subtract from the scholarship or other educational assistance the portion that is used for the following items. ♦ Tuition and fees ♦ Books and supplies 46 ♦ Equipment ♦ Special clothing needs ♦ Required school insurance ♦ Childcare needed for school attendance B. Divide the remaining portion by the number of months the scholarship or educational assistance is intended to cover. Count this amount as unearned income for each month the scholarship or educational assistance is intended to cover.

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section-xiv SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE

Official source

Once the case manager determines that the scholarship or other educational assistance is countable, they must determine how much to count. This includes work-study programs not funded by Title IV of the Higher Education Act or Bureau of Indian Affairs student assistance programs. A. Subtract from the scholarship or other educational assistance the portion that is used for the following items. ♦ Tuition and fees ♦ Books and supplies 46 ♦ Equipment ♦ Special clothing needs ♦ Required school insurance ♦ Childcare needed for school attendance B. Divide the remaining portion by the number of months the scholarship or educational assistance is intended to cover. Count this amount as unearned income for each month the scholarship or educational assistance is intended to cover.