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unfortunately this cannot be the caseYou say it yourself, her father controls the money, that's the whole issue, the story isn't essentially changed either way, her motivation and what she does or how she interacts with the people around her doesn't change...
People falling over the what and how and then swinging a book of law to prove something is just out of proportion.
It happened early in the story, we're 1,5 - 2 years later now, DPC did not choose to make a change and is simply continuing the story as is canon.... None of us consider this to be a gamebreaker, we still play BaDik and read and even comment here.
once we establish (which DPC establishes) that Maya even if she found the money for college, or gave it up would still have her life ruined because of the co-signed loan, this becomes a part of the plot, we can't forget about it
These are all elements that are deliberately and explicitly included in the story, not theories and assumptions.
to say: Burke doesn't just give Maya a scholarship, that would only give extra time to solve the problem, but it wouldn't solve it. Maya needs 2 scholarships, one to attend and one to pay the loan