Assume the University of Morton and McColl(could be public or private) calculates grosstuition and fee revenue as $20,000,000 for theupcoming semester. Of this amount, theUniversity has awarded $1,000,000 inscholarships and anticipates that another$500,000 will not be collected.Record the journal entry to account for tuitionand fee revenue

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