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Let's go through this problem step-by-step:

1. **Current Tuition and Financial Aid:**
   - Current tuition per quarter: $1,150.00
   - Current financial aid per quarter: $1,350.00

2. **Tuition Increase:**
   - Tuition is expected to increase by 9% next year.
   - To calculate the increased tuition, we multiply the current tuition by 1.09 (which accounts for the 9% increase):
     \[
     \text{New Tuition} = 1,150 \times 1.09 = 1,253.50
     \]

3. **Comparing Financial Aid to New Tuition:**
   - New tuition amount: $1,253.50
   - Current financial aid: $1,350.00
   - Since $1,350.00 (financial aid) is greater than $1,253.50 (new tuition), **financial aid will be enough** to cover the tuition costs.

4. **Calculating the Remaining Amount:**
   - Remaining financial aid after covering tuition:
     \[
     \text{Remaining Amount} = 1,350 - 1,253.50 = 96.50
     \]
   - Therefore, you will have **$96.50 left over** after covering tuition.

### Summary
- **Answer for Box 1**: Yes, financial aid will be enough.
- **Answer for Box 2**: 96.50

Would you like further details on any part of this process, or do you have additional questions?

### Additional Questions for Practice
1. What would the remaining amount be if tuition increased by 10% instead of 9%?
2. If financial aid also increased by 5%, what would be the new remaining amount?
3. How much financial aid would be needed to cover tuition if the tuition increase were 15%?
4. What percentage increase in financial aid would be necessary to have $200 left over after tuition costs?
5. How much more financial aid would be needed if tuition increased by 20%?

### Tip:
When working with percentage increases, multiplying the original amount by $1 + \text{percentage increase as a decimal}$ quickly gives you the new amount.

Your tuition as a full-time student is $1,150.00 per quarter and your financial aid is $1,350.00 per quarter. If tuition increases 9% next year will your current financial aid be enough to cover the costs of tuition?

Learn how to determine if financial aid is sufficient after a tuition increase. This example demonstrates calculating a 9% increase on tuition costs, comparing with financial aid, and finding any remaining funds. Ideal for high school students studying basic percentage calculations.

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