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Potential students who are considering an online degree program may have concerns about the cost. One misconception that is still prevalent is that online programs offer less financial aid than in-person programs. However, online students receive financial aid in the same way as their in-person counterparts. According to the College Board's Trends in College Pricing & Student Aid 2020 report, 14% of undergraduates enrolled in online courses in fall 2018 compared to fall 2012. Online learners have the opportunity to receive financial aid from federal, state, and institutional sources. This can be in the form merit- or need-based scholarships. Students…