No. The $5000 award is paid directly to the school.
Unless your a business or a charity, your gift is not tax deductible.
No
scholarship
grants are free and do not have to be paid back loans have to be paid back, with interest added to the original amount
His maternal grandparents paid for some of it, he got student loans for some of it, and he got a scholarship for the rest. You may have read that he got a "foreign student" award, which is false, since he was not a foreign student-- Mr. Obama comes from Hawaii. You may also have read that a sheik from (insert Muslim country here) paid for his education, but this is also false, as he is not a Muslim, and he did not know any wealthy sheiks.
Forrest paid for college with a football scholarship.
Cosigning means you will pay any amounts the borrower does not pay, so if your son has paid the loan off, it is done.
The main benefit of getting a student health plan is to save money. They are often offered directly through the college or university and paid for by tuition.
Generally, student loan money can only be used for COA (cost of attendance) related expenses, including housing. These expenses include things like tuition, books, room & board. If the travel is not directly related to your schooling, then student loan money cannot be used for travel expenses. There's some good information on student loans here http://www.financialaidfinder.com/financial-aid/seeking-financial-aid/student-loans/
Yes there are lots of them. You might also considering being in an exchange student program. It is some sort of a scholarship in a way that the national governments of two countries would "swap" students and have all expenses paid. You can ask your government for this. If you still want to have a scholarship, check this link: www.fundingusstudy.org/
A college scholarship is given to you by the university or college that you will be attending. A grant is given to you by the government. Neither have to be paid back.
if you paid off a Defaulted student loan and don't have any other defaulted student loans, then you are eligible to get new Federally Guaranteed student loans