Scholarships
FAFSA
Dates
Acronyms
Higher Education
100

T OR F: Scholarships are required to be paid back. 

What is False?

100

The abbreviation for Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

What is FAFSA?

100

The date you can begin applying for Financial aid.

What is October 1st?

100

UDC

What is University of the District of Columbia?

100

This degree is obtained in 2 years.

What is an Associates Degree?

200

The maximum amount of money offered per student for the DC-TAG (4 yr. college/university).

What is $10,000?

200

The four types of financial aid.

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

200

T or F: FAFSA is awarded on a first come, first serve basis.

What is true?

200

HBCU

What is Historically Black College or university?

200

This type of school only offers 4 years of education.

What is your college?

300

T or F: According to the US Department of Education, there is a MAX amount in scholarships you are awarded per year.

What is False?

300

The FAFSA needs to be completed this often.

What is every year?

300

DC TAG opens on this date.

What is February 1st?

300

FAFSA

What is Free Application for Federal Student Aid?

300

This type of school offers more than 4 years of education.

What is an University?

400

This database was made for awarding scholarships to African American students.

What is UNCF (United Negro College Fund)?

400

You use this to sign your financial aid application online.

What is the PIN?

400

Urban Alliance HSIP is complete during this time.

What is July?

400

COA

What is Cost of Attendance?

400

The amount of months that pass before you must repay your loans

What is 6 or 9 months?

500

The minimum number of months you must be a DC resident for DC-TAG eligibility?

What is 12 months?

500

This worksheet is used when colleges require more information about your income.

What is the verification worksheet?

500

Urban Alliance was founded in this year.

What is 1996?

500

EFC

What is Expected Family Contribution?

500

Name of a federal grant.

What is Pell?