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Income Modifications to MAGI: Example 2 102 2 Subtract educational scholarships, awards or fellowships used for educational purposes from household income. Note: Most scholarships are not taxable, so it is unlikely they will need to be subtracted. Example  Jocelyn receives $2,500 in scholarships to help pay for her college tuition.  When Jocelyn applies for health insurance and reports her income, do not count the $2,500 she receives in scholarship money as part of total household income. Comparing Results to Eligibility Levels Determining Household Income Constructing a Household Purpose Scholarship Count as income?