Question 13 of 58. Jennifer, who is single and 24 years old, is enrolled in part-time studies. Her net and taxable income is $60,500, all from employment. Her only non-refundable tax credits are the Basic Personal Amount and the amounts related to her employment (CPP, El and Canada Employment Amount). By signing the back of her T2202 and completing Schedule 11, Jennifer can transfer up to the $2,000 tuition to either of her parents. True False Mark for follow up Question 14 of 58. Jiang is enrolled in a full-time program at the local university, for which she paid \$2,500 tuition fees. She also paid \$150 for books. She received a scholarship of $4,000. How much of her scholarship is exempt from tax? $0$850$2,650$4,000 $0 $850 $2,650 $4,000 Mark for follow up Question 15 of 58. Jiang is enrolled in a part-time program at the local university, for which she paid $2,500 tuition fees. She paid $150 for books. She received a scholarship of $4,000. How much of her scholarship is taxable income? $0$850$2,650$4,000