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How does a federal or state drug conviction affect a student's eligibility for federal student aid?

A It permanently bars the student from receiving any federal financial aid.
B Eligibility is automatically reinstated after one academic year, regardless of the conviction type.
C It can result in a period of ineligibility, the length of which depends on the type and number of offenses.
D It only affects eligibility if the conviction occurred while the student was enrolled in college.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

A federal or state drug conviction can lead to a period of ineligibility for federal student aid. The duration of this ineligibility varies based on whether it was a first or subsequent offense and the type of drug.

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