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How does a school determine the amount of a students earnings during a period of non-enrollment that must be applied to the students cost of attendance for the next period of enrollment?

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How does a school determine the amount of a students earnings during a period of non-enrollment that must be applied to the students cost of attendance for the next period of enrollment?

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From the student’s gross earnings, the school would subtract the taxes and job-related costs the student pays and apply the remaining earnings to the student’s cost of attendance for the next period of enrollment.