impact of income on pell grant eligibility
The impact of income on Pell Grant eligibility refers to how a person's income level affects their eligibility to receive financial aid through the Pell Grant program. Higher income levels may reduce or disqualify individuals from receiving Pell Grants, while lower income levels may increase their chances of being eligible for the grant.
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