Money
Help pay for college. Does not require paying back. Need or Merit based.
Grants
A degree that is typically awarded after studying a specific field at a college for 4 plus years.
Bachelors
Two year public institutions providing higher education and lower level courses, granting certificates, diplomas, and associate's (AA) degrees.
Community College
Money typically awarded through an application process that helps pay for college. You don't have to pay these back.
Scholarships
A university student who has not yet received a bachelor's degree
Undergraduate
A college or university that receives public funding.
Public Institution
This is the amount of money that colleges charge for classroom and other instruction and use of facilities.
Tuition
Degrees earned beyond the bachelor's degree. Include a MA, PhD, MBA and MD
Graduate Degrees
This is a college or university that receives private funding. It usually costs more than a public institution.
Private Institution
This the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
FAFSFA
Have as one's principal field of study typically leading to a Bachelor's Degree
Major
What Universities offer you in money to help pay for tuition, fees, and other costs.
Financial Aid Package