Terminology
FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
What is a tardy?
Arriving late to class
What is an FSA ID?
This is what you and your caregivers will use to sign & submit you FAFSA
What is Student loans?
type of loan designed to help students pay for school
specializes in providing short-term vocational and technical career training for students who seek entry-level positions
What is a Vocational school?
Institutional Loan
A loan from the school
What is being in dress code?
Wearing the required clothing/tattoos covered/correct shoes, no hats, etc.
What are the four types of financial aid?
grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study
What is a Subsidized loan
The type of federal direct loan in which the government pays the interest on while the student is still in school
What is the California Dream Act Application
This is what Undocumented students can complete to receive CA State Aid
What is scholarships?
financial support awarded to a student
What is grounds for automatic drop?
You are absent more than 25% in any one module
What is every year?
What is every year?The FAFSA needs to be completed this often.
What is Parent Plus Loan
Name of loan available to caregivers
What are dependent students?
These types of students must submit financial information for their parents on the FAFSA
Federal Loan
loan from the government
What is Externship
Service hours complete to complete the program
What is the amount of time it takes the FAFSA to process after completion?
24-48 hours
What is Unsubsidized Loans?
Loans that the student is responsible for paying the interest accruing in school
What do you pay 6 months after you graduate
Your Federal Loans
EFC
Estimated Family Contribution
Who is our campus President?
John Esprio
What is the verification worksheet?
This worksheet is used when colleges require more information about your income.
What is Deferment
A postponement of a loan payment
Name 3 of the qualifying events that qualify as a change in financial status due to a special circumstance
Loss of a job, serious illness, disability, significant medical expenses, Separation or Divorce, Death in the Family