<p>Okay, right now I’m in an argument with my dad over some really dumb issue.
I’m a Korean international student at this moment, but by the time I start attending university, I will have gained Canadian citizenship (which will allow me to be eligible for need-blind FA for some schools).
So the question’s very simple. Do I need to pay back FAs?
I don’t know much about FAs except for the difference between Need-Blind and Need-Based, so you might find this question very stupid, even silly.
So If I’m a Canadian international and have received Need-Blind FA, do I need to pay back the amount just like student loans?</p>
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<p>Anything that comes in the form of a loan will need to be repaid.</p>
<p>Grants and work-study wages do not need to be repaid. FA comes in three forms, grants, loans, and work-study wages. The typical FA award includes some of each. Sometimes, sadly, only loans and work-study.</p>