Easyville University awarded scholarships of $50,000.00 each to two students for a bachelor’s degree program. The standard time for degree completion is four years or 8 semesters. Easyville University stipulates that the scholarship amount will be increased or decreased depending on how well the students meet, exceed or fail to meet the standard time (i.e. more money for exceeding standard and less for failing to meet standard). Sam Speedy completed his degree program in three and one half years; while Larry Laggard completed his degree program in five years. Using the Standard Hour Plan, how much scholarship money will be given to: a)Speedy Sam? b) Larry Laggard?
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- Easyville University awarded scholarships of $50,000.00 each to two students for a bachelor’s degree program. The standard time for degree completion is four years or 8 semesters. Easyville University stipulates that the scholarship amount will be increased or decreased depending on how well the students meet, exceed or fail to meet the standard time (i.e. more money for exceeding standard and less for failing to meet standard).
Sam Speedy completed his degree program in three and one half years; while
Larry Laggard completed his degree program in five years.
Using the Standard Hour Plan, how much scholarship money will be given to:
a)Speedy Sam? b) Larry Laggard?
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