Grants
The maximum amount of money given for a Pell grant in 2019-20?
What is $6195?
The abbreviation for Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
What is FAFSA?
What does COA stand for?
What is Cost of Attendance?
What is the primary basis for awarding grants through FAFSA?
What is financial need.
The four types of financial aid.
What is grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study?
What 2 things are considered "direct costs" as part of Cost of Attendance?
What are tuition and fees?
What does a subsidized loan mean to a student?
What is the interest on loan will not accrue as long as the student is attending college and taking required credits?
What is the largest single source for all types of financial aid?
What is Federal Government through FAFSA?
The State program that currently provides grant money to help cover costs of tuition and fees at Ohio public and private colleges (not at most community colleges)
What is OCOG-Ohio College Grant Opportunity?
The FAFSA needs to be completed this often.
What is every year?
Name 3 things that are considered part of indirect costs.
What are transportation, housing(room), food (board), personal expenses or books.
Scholarships are hard to find, you should pay a service to help you get one.
What is False? There are many free resources out there, you should never pay money to get money!
Based on financial need, the State of Ohio awards this grant of up to $3000.
What is the Ohio College Opportunity grant?
What website can you use to get an estimate of your Expected Family Contribution or EFC?
What is FAFSA4caster?
What types of schools have the lowest COA? -Public 4 year university? -Private 4 year university? -2 year community college?
What is community college?
What is the smartest way to cut college costs while you are in high school?
What is prepare for and take college courses through College Credit Plus (CCP) or Advanced Placement (AP)?
Which of the following is not considered a part of Federal Student Aid?
-scholarships
-Pell Grant -
Federal student Loans
-work-study
What is scholarships?
Which 2 types of cost when combined make up Total Cost of Attendance?
What are direct costs and indirect costs?
True or False: If you don't graduate from college, you don't have to pay back your student loans.
What is false? A loan is a loan. You have to pay it back eventually.
What is the username and password used to the FAFSA called?
What is FSA ID?