Answer - Most TE scholarships cover full tuition, but not special fees, course overloads, or room and board charges. However, for 2005-2006, institutions that charge more than $22,000 for tuition are permitted to award less than their full tuition, but not less than $22,000.  Colleges that charge less than $22,000 for tuition are encouraged to increase the monetary value of the TE scholarship by including other charges (like fees or room and board) in their awards. Some member institutions reduce their TE scholarships by the amount of federal and state grants awarded to a student, whether or not these are based on financial need. Some states require that special fees be charged to out-of-state students. The Application/Certification Form notifying you of your award should provide specific details, but if you have questions, seek clarification before you accept