Which statement about a way to pay for college is true? A. Scholarships need to be repaid.

B. Grants and loans awarded by the government need to be repaid.

C. Work-study programs that help you earn money while going to college have to be repaid.

D. Saving money can pay for college.

D

Step-by-step explanation:

The other options aren't entirely true. Although loans typically need to be paid back, grants do not need to be. Since a portion of this statement is wrong, that option is automatically eliminated. Then there's scholarships. Most scholarships do not need to be paid back. In fact, I have not heard of one where you do need to pay it back, but there's a possibility one exists. As for the third option, if you're in a work-study program, you are earning money and therefore have nothing to pay back. The only liable choice left is the last answer, as saving money will always benefit you financially.

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