A) Tuition B) Housing C) Food D) Books
A) 60 Percent B) 70 Percent C) 40 Percent D) 50 Percent
A) Loans B) Work-Study C) Scholarships D) Grants
A) Private Organizations B) Federal Government C) State Government D) Individual Colleges
A) General Living Expenses B) Tuition and Fees C) Books and Supplies D) Room and Board
A) www.fafsa.org B) www.fafsa.ed.gov C) www.fafsa.com D) www.fiancialaid.org
A) All students should apply for Financial Aid B) Students whose annual family income is over $100,000 C) Students who will attend part-time D) Students who will attend Community College
A) Self-Help Aid only B) Gift Aid Only C) All Need-Based Aid D) All Merit-Based Aid
A) Soon after January 1 of their Senior year in High School B) Soon after High School Graduation C) Soon after enrolling in a Higher Learning institution D) Soon after their 17th Birthday
A) You will receive a visit from a Financial Aid Advisor B) You will receive a Student Aid Report identifying your EFC C) You will receive your Aid within Six Weeks D) You will receive a FAFSA2 allowing you to finish the process |