The inputs for each student (i.e., what passes through the flowchart) are whether the student gets a scholarship (Scholarship = True or False) and whether or not the student lives in-state.

The university financial office adds a checkmark to the setup section for all the students that received the $1,000 scholarship. The financial office then adds a checkmark if the student lives in or out of state. The initial cost of tuition for all students is $5,000. If the student lives in-state, the student’s tuition is $3,500. Any students that received the scholarship will pay $1,000 less of the final total (i.e., in-state students pay $2,500 and out-of-state students would pay $4,000).

When you design your flowchart, assume that the variables Scholarship and Instate are Boolean variables (they can only be True or False).

Your flowchart should process first whether the student received the scholarship then second whether they live in-state or not.

In scenario 1, the student receives the scholarship and lives out-of-state. In scenario 2, the student does not receive the scholarship and lives in-state. In scenario 3, the student receives the scholarship and lives in-state.