Basic Information
A sum of money given by a government or other organization for a particular purpose.
What is Grant?
Is there some scenarios in which you have to repay grants?
What is Yes?
What step is determine Eligibility?
What is step one?
If you meet the requirement, grants do not need to be repaid where as loans do. Is that a pro or con?
What is Pro?
Do Grants have to be repaid typically?
What is no?
If you withdraw early from the protein which you are receiving grants from, do you have to repay your Grant?
What is Yes?
What step is Submit your applications, following the guidelines and deadlines given?
What is step Three?
They provide opportunities for low income students & communities. Is that a pro or con?
what is Pro?
If you're interested in government grants, you should first fill out what?
What is FAFSA?
If you go from a full-time student to part time, your grant may be what?
What is decreased or taken away?
What step is the last for applying for a grant?
What is submit the FAFSA?
There are limited funds and grants. Is that a pro or con?
What is con?
Where can a Grant come from? (Give one example)
What is the national government, your state/ Local Government, your college/ career school, a private or nonprofit organization?
If you do not repay your Grant, you will no longer be eligible for further what?
What is federal aid?
What step is find federal grants that align with your work?
What is step two?
There are more restrictions on the funds coming from grants compared to scholarships/ loans. Is that a pro or con?
What is con?