Financial Aid
Expenses vs Income
Budgeting
100

The 4 main types of financial aid. 

What are grants, work-study, scholarships, and loans?

100

1 example of a fixed costs pertaining to college finances mentioned in this presentation.

What are Tuition/Fees, Rent/Housing, Insurance, Loan Payments, and Subscriptions?

100

An emergency fund is. 

What is money you set aside just in case life hits you with unexpected costs?

200
1 of the important considerations you should know to understand your college expenses. 

How long will it take you to graduate? // What is the average percentage of financial aid given by the school? // What are the main forms of financial aid given? // What is the availability of merit aid and need-based aid?

200

3 examples of variable costs pertaining to college finances mentioned in this presentation.

What are food (groceries vs. eating out), Textbooks/Supplies, Transportation, Social Life & Fun, and Unexpected Costs

200

The 50/30/20 Rule is...

What is allocating your income by 50% to needs, 30% to wants, and 20% to savings?

300

2 differences between grants and loans. 

Grants - Do not require repayment, Typically need-based, Given by Federal/State governments and educational institutions. 

Loans - Must be repaid, Given by the Federal government or private lenders, Significant financial assistance, Understand the rates and timelines before accepting. 

300

3/5 sources of income mentioned today. 

What are Part/full-time jobs, Paid Internships, Financial Aid (scholarships, etc.), Family Contributions, and Side Hustles?

300

2/3 of the Simple Ways to Budget

What are (1) zero-based budgeting, (2) app-based budgeting, and (3) the 50/30/20 rule?

400

The 5 major costs of college mentioned in this presentation.

What are Tuition and Fees, Rent/Board, Transportation, Books and Supplies, and Personal Expenses?

400

2 out of 4 important tips to increase your income. 

What is finding job fairs and pitching yourself, maximizing your resumes & cover letters, going in person to apply, and visiting the UC Davis Career Center. 

400

Name 3 easy ways to save money (had to be mentioned in the presentation!)

What are you (1) eating cheaper food, (2) making your own drinks, (3) transporting by walking/busing/biking, (4) using Student Discounts, (5) visiting Free Community Events, and (6) collecting your Birthday Freebies?