9 (___________) are financial aid offered to students
who qualify to borrow money to pay for college.
The money must be repaid and usually with
interest after you graduate from college.
A Grants
B Scholarships
C Loans
D Banks
C Loans
is this true?
Yes, it is true. Loans are financial aid offered to students who qualify to borrow money to pay for college. The money must be repaid, usually with interest, after the student graduates from college.
The correct answer in this case is C - Loans.
Loans are financial aid offered to students who qualify to borrow money to pay for college expenses. Unlike grants and scholarships, loans must be repaid after you graduate from college, usually with interest. To arrive at this answer, we can eliminate options A, B, and D, as they do not fit the description provided. Grants (option A) are financial aid that doesn't need to be repaid, and scholarships (option B) are also forms of financial aid that are typically based on merit or specific criteria. Banks (option D) are financial institutions that provide various services, but they are not specifically mentioned in the context of financial aid for students.