Assertion: college's student | /r/CapableOf | attend college
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text: Qualified expenses include tuition and fees, books and materials, room and board (for students enrolled at least half-time), computers and related equipment, internet access and special needs equipment for students attending a college, university or other eligible post-secondary educational institutions.
text: Although national accreditation is recognized by both the USDE and the CHEA and federal financial aid may be provided to students that attend these colleges or universities, some students may find that they experience trouble with transferring credits from a nationally accredited college course program to a regionally accredited college.
text: Early decision plans are binding — a student who is accepted as an ED applicant must attend the college.
text: According to Georgetown researchers, for students who don't work while attending college, they miss out on around $15,000 in income each year, or $45,000 over four years, if they worked full-time for minimum wage.
text: While attending college, a student may decide to study at a different college for a semester or two, or go abroad to another country to study.
text: Although national accreditation is recognized by both the USDE and the CHEA and federal financial aid may be provided to students that attend these colleges or universities, some students may find that they experience trouble with transferring credits from a nationally accredited college course program to a regionally accredited college.
text: Qualified expenses include tuition and fees, books and materials, room and board (for students enrolled at least half-time), computers and related equipment, internet access and special needs equipment for students attending a college, university or other eligible post-secondary educational institutions.
text: As the College Board website explains: "Early decision plans are binding — a student who is accepted as an ED applicant must attend the college.