College Planning
Financial Aid Basics
Scholarships & Grants
Student Loans
Career & ROI
100

What should you think about instead of just the college experience?

Financial Future

100

FAFSA is required to receive this.

Financial Aid

100

Financial aid that doesn’t have to be repaid.

Gift Aid

100

Private student loans usually have higher ___ rates than federal ones.

Interest

100

The first thing you should do to get intentional about your future.

Dream

200

Before applying to schools, ask “Do I need this ___ for my ___?”

Degree; Career

200

These loans are made by banks or credit unions with variable interest.

Private Loans

200

A form of aid awarded for academic excellence.

Scholarship

200

Payments held off temporarily with no interest accruing are called this.

Deferred

200

A two-year degree offering lower costs and flexible schedules.


Associate Degree

300

What’s a better question to ask than “Where do I want to go to college?”

Career

300

These federal loans are based on financial need and don’t accrue interest right away.

Subsidized Loans

300

Aid based on financial need that usually doesn’t need repayment.

Grant

300

Payments delayed but interest continues to accrue.

Forbearance

300

The Fourth Foundation from Dave Ramsey’s steps.

Pay Cash for College

400

You can save money by spending the first two years at this type of school.

Community College

400

This letter details a college’s attendance costs and aid package.

A document showing whether you’re eligible for federal aid.Student Aid Report

Financial Aid Award Letter

400

What should you get good grades and test scores to qualify for?

Scholarship

400

What causes students to pay more than they originally borrowed?

Interest

400

Most employers care more about your education than what?


College Name

500

What is the average student loan payoff time?

2o Years

500

A document showing whether you’re eligible for federal aid.

Student Aid Report

500

500When applying for scholarships, consider both ___ and ___.

Range; intensity

500

500The average U.S. student graduates with this amount of loan debt.

$35,000

500

500The measure of how much you gain or lose from your investment.

ROI (Return on Investment)