- X More Info a. Larry was given a $1,500 tuition scholarship to attend Eastern Law School. In addition, Eastern paid Larry $4,000 per year to work part-time in the campus bookstore. b. Marty received a $10,000 football scholarship for attending Northern University. The scholarship covered tuition, room and board, laundry, and books. Four thousand dollars of the scholarship was designated for room and board and laundry. It was understood that Marty would participate in the school's intercollegiate football program, but Marty was not required to do so. c. Western School of Nursing requires all third-year students to work twenty hours per week at an affiliated hospital. Each student is paid $10 per hour. Nancy, a third-year student, earned $10,000 during the year. Print Done Consider the following scenarios: (Click the icon to view the scenarios.) Requirement For each scenario, indicate the amount that must be included in the taxpayer's gross income. .... a. Larry was given a $1,500 tuition scholarship to attend Eastern Law School. In addition, Eastern paid Larry $4,000 per year to work part-time in the campus bookstore.(Assume the tuition scholarship is less than the cost of tuition at Eastern Law School. Enter a "0" for any amounts that should not be included in the taxpayer's gross income.) The amount of tuition scholarship that Larry must include in his gross income is The amount of wages from the campus bookstore that Larry must include in his gross income is