Applying for Aid
Students submit the _______ to apply for Federal and State financial aid.
FAFSA
Federal Student Loans have to be _____ after graduation.
repaid
Cost of attendance helps students and families understand their _____ costs in college.
overall
Tuition is a sum of _________ charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university.
money
Grants and scholarships do not. _____ ___ _____.
have to be repaid
What are 2 other ways students can apply for financial aid?
1) College/University Scholarship Applications
2) Individual Scholarship applications in the Community
Students get offered Federal Student Loans along with other financial aid through the application called the ______.
FAFSA
Cost of attendance is MORE than just ______ ___ ____.
Tuition and Fees
The cost of tuition is ________ across colleges and universities.
different
These awards are offered to students based on their financial need:
Grants
The FAFSA asks a series of questions about you and your family to determine your ________.
financial need.
These loans are borrowed by the Parents of students to help with their educational expenses:
Parent PLUS loans
A College's Cost of Attendance is NOT _ ____.
A bill
Cost of Tuition is normally broken down by _____ _____.
credit hour
These awards are offered to students based on merit, talent, or area of study:
Scholarships
What does the FAFSA stand for?
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Which loan does not accrue interest while you are in school?
Subsidized Loans
living plans
Classes are typically ___ credit hours.
3
These awards allow students to earn money through employment on campus:
Federal Work Study