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What are ways that students can pay for college? List at least 2 answers for full points!

Financial Aid

Grants

Scholarships

Student Loan

Working during college


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What Is Work Study Program?

A college work study program is a financial aid program that allows students to earn money to pay for school through part-time jobs while attending college. Work study positions can be on or off campus and are often related to the student's field of study or community service. Jobs can include roles such as research assistant, library staff, office help, tutoring, childcare, or remote work.

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What Does Income mean?

Income is money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments. 

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What Does TAP stands for?

Tuition Assistant Program

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What is Le Moyne's slogan?

Greatness means goodness.

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How Many Years Does it Usually Take to Obtain An Associate Degree?

2

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What is a Scholarship?

Scholarships are financial aid awards designed to help students pay for an undergraduate or graduate degree.

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What is the Difference Between Saving and Spending?

Saving is the money one has saved, especially through a bank or investment plan. Spending is the action or practice of spending money, especially excessive amounts of money. 

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What is OCC-SU Pathway?

The pathway program enables select students to pursue a Syracuse University degree after attending Onondaga Community College for two years.

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What is an undergraduate degree?

An undergraduate degree is a higher education credential that students typically pursue after high school. In the United States, undergraduate degrees include associate degrees and bachelor's degrees.

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How Many Years Does it Usually Take to Obtain A Bachelor's Degree?

4

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What Is An Internship?

An internship is a professional learning experience that offers meaningful, practical work related to a student's field of study or career interest.

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What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application For Federal Student Aid

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How Does HEOP/EOP Help You In College?

HEOP/EOP services include academic support, tuition assistance, counseling, tutoring, and more. 

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What is a graduate degree?

A graduate degree is an academic program that students pursue after earning a bachelor's degree. It's a sign of academic achievement and professional growth, and it provides specialized instruction and in-depth training. Graduate degrees can include master's degrees, professional degrees, and doctorate degrees.

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How Many Years Does it Usually Take to Obtain A Master's Degree?

2-4 years

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How Does Starting At A Community College Help You Financially? 

Community colleges are generally less expensive than four-year public universities. 

Community colleges offer flexible schedules, including night classes, online courses, and dual-enrollment programs.

Community colleges may have smaller class sizes, which can make it easier for students to interact with instructors and participate in discussions. 

Many community colleges have agreements with four-year colleges that guarantee that credits will transfer.

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Why Is Is Important To Have An Emergency Fund?

An emergency fund can help you cover unexpected costs and maintain financial stability. It can help you avoid debt, reduce stress, and build financial discipline.

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What is the difference between a FASFA loan and a private loan?

Federal student loans and federal parent loans: These loans are funded by the federal government. Private student loans: These loans are nonfederal loans, made by a lender such as a bank, credit union, state agency, or a school.

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Where Can You Apply to Colleges?

Common Application or School Website

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What Is The Highest Degree you Can Obtain?

Doctoral Degree.

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What does CSTEP stand for? How Will It Help You In College?

Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program. CSTEP is a grant-funded program that helps undergraduate students from underrepresented backgrounds prepare for careers in STEM, licensed professions, and health-related fields. 

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What is a financial aid award letter?

A financial aid award letter, also known as a school offer or student aid package, is a document that details the financial aid a student can receive at a specific college or career school. It's usually sent to FAFSA applicants shortly after or at the same time as their college acceptance letter.

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What are the requirements for SAY Yes?

  • Students must graduate from a Syracuse city school district or Syracuse charter high school
  • Students must complete 12 credit hours or be full-time for two consecutive semesters
  • Students must maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher for two consecutive semesters
  • Students must submit FAFSA and TAP applications by August 1 after graduating high school.
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What is Letter of Recommendation?

A Letter of Recommendation is a Letter written on your behalf that will vouch for your work ethic and character.