Chapter XX Financing Higher Education

1. A federal student loan for which the government pays the interest while the student is in school

• award letter
• subsidized
• unsubsidized
• FAFSA

A federal student loan for which the interest adds up while the students is in school

• financial aid
• unsubsidized
• subsidized
• default

A notice that lists the types and amounts of aid for which you are eligible

• expected family contribution
• FAFSA
• grace period
• award letter

Continuing to miss payments on a federal student loan for 270 days 

• delinquint
• default
• financial aid
• subsidized

Failing to make one or more payments on a federal student loan

• default
• delinquint
• grace period
• award letter

Financial assistance to help students and parents pay college costs

• FAFSA
• expected family contribution
• grace period
• financial aid

Form used to apply for Federal education grants and loans

• FAFSA
• Award letter
• financial aid
• cost of attendance

The time between when you graduate and when you must begin repayment of student loans

• subsidized
• award letter
• grace period
• unsubsidized

The amount your family will be able to help pay toward your education

• cost of attendance
• financial aid
• delinquent
• expected family contribution

The sum of your educational costs which typically includes tuition/fees, books/supplies, room/board, etc.

• cost of attendance
• default
• expected family contribution
• award letter