Financial Aid - What do I know

To be eligible for federal or state aid, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

• True

• False

What date does the FAFSA become available for the next school year?

• January 1

• November 1

• October 15

• October 1

Grants are examples of

• loans

• gift aid

• merit aid

Before you complete the FAFSA, who needs to obtain an FSA ID?

• parents

• student

• both

• neither

You complete the FAFSA each year you want to apply for federal and state aid.

• True

• False--You only complete the FAFSA once.

An opportunity for a student to work part-time and attend college. ________________  is designed to help students fund their college.

• Financial Need 
• Gift Aid
• Work-Study
• Merit-Based Aid

_________________________ loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during a 6 month deferment period after graduation

• unsubsidized loan
• FAFSA
• subsidized loan
• expected family contribution

Money to help pay for college is

• available

• called financial aid

• is very difficult to get

• not likely

FAFSA stands for

• Financial Aid For Student Athletes

• Financial Aid for Scholarship Activities

• Free Admission For Senior Academics

• Free Application For Federal Student Aid

What does "federal" mean?

• free

• financial

• government

• interest