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Tuition Rewards are remitted solely as a reduction from the college’s full tuition bill and are not awarded in cash. Tuition Rewards are not taxable and do not affect Federal financial aid eligibility. Tuition Rewards are administered by SAGE Scholars, a college savings plan founded by the former dean of admissions & financial aid at the Wharton Graduate School, University of Pennsylvania. Participating college's or universities may individually impose rules and regulations governing the use of these rewards. For further information about SAGE and a complete list of participating colleges, please visit www.tuitionrewards.com. By enrolling in the SAGE Scholars Program, you become a “sponsor”. A sponsor must identify designated students (“beneficiaries”) at least two years before beginning college; a sponsor can support multiple students from the same family. Children, grandchildren, stepchildren, nieces and nephews are eligible. A designated student may receive Tuition Rewards from multiple sponsors. Tuition Rewards are applied evenly over a four-year undergraduate education and accumulate semi-annually, equal to 2.5% of the sponsor’s account value on June 30 and December 31 of each year. Each student can apply “up to” a maximum of 25% per year of the participating college’s current annual tuition cost. Participating colleges reserve the right to send admissions information to designated students once they reach high school age. Colleges reserve the right to blend Tuition Rewards into a total financial aid package offered to admitted students, and participation in the Tuition Rewards Program is not a guarantee of admission.