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An individual with true self-knowledge is familiar with:

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An individual with true self knowledge is familiar with his or her strength and weaknesses. Once an individual know which is his weakness or strength, he or she will be able to decide through which he or she truly desires. Please give me the brainliest answer?

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1. Jada's annual net price based on her family income of $52,000 is <u>$15,321</u>, according to the Tuition Tracker.

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<h3>What is the annual net price?</h3>

The annual net price is Jada's <u>annual cost of attending college</u> after subtracting the grants, scholarships, tuition waivers, and other gift aids. The annual net price does not include loans but excludes the financial aid which Jada does not have to repay or earn.

The solution to question 2 is found by using an online finance calculator as follows:

<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>

Family income per year = $52,000

High school senior GPA = 3.4

Average Annual Net Price = $18,807

Estimated Sticker Price = $24,259

Grants and Scholarships = $8,938

Estimated student loan rate = 5%

To Graduate In 4 years

Estimated Loan Amount = $15,321/year

Current Balance = $0

Loan Term = 10 years

Grace Period = 6 months

Interest Rate = 5%

Result:

Repayment: $650.01/month

Amount Borrowed: = $61,284.00 ($15,321 x 4)

Total Interest: $16,717.43

Total Loan amount to be repaid = $78,001.43

<h3>Complete Question:</h3>

Jada is a biracial high school senior with a 3.4 GPA
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