Deadlines
FAFSA
Types of Aid
Scholarships
Costs
100

How many days does your counselor need in order to process your transcript?

10 days

100

What is FAFSA?

Application for financial aid.

100

What is a type of financial aid that must be paid back?

Loan

100

What is the #1 tip to find and win scholarships?

Start early

100

What is cost of attendance?

COA is the amount it will cost a student to go to school.

200

When does FAFSA open?

December 1st

200

What is a FAFSA login and electronic signature?

FSA ID

200

What type of financial aid is based on financial need and does not need to be paid back?

Grant
200

Name the school platform where you can find scholarships.

SchooLinks

200

True or False:  Health insurance is an indirect cost.

False.   Health insurance is a required and will be charged by the university in your direct costs.

300

When is the last day to submit transcript requests before Winter Break?

December 8th

300
Name one tip on applying for scholarships.

Start early; don't consider limits and have a perfect essay

300

What type of financial aid is need-based, but must be earned through a job?

Work study

300

Are separate scholarship applications required for college admission?

Students will be considered for merit-based scholarship based on application.  There are other scholarships that may require a seperate application.

300

What are indirect costs?

Indirect costs will not appear on your college bill but are estimated costs associated with going to college and should be included in your budget.

400

When is National Decision Day?

May 1st

400

What is the name of the fee-based financial aid application that many private colleges use?

CSS Profile

400

What is a type of financial aid that is usually based on merit and awarded for academic, athletic, or extracurricular accomplishments?

Merit-based scholarship

400

What is Academic Works?

CPS scholarship application

400

What are direct costs?

Direct costs are items that will appear on your University bills, such as tuition, fees, housing and food.