Financial Aid Resources

Where does financial aid come from?

• the federal government and private sources

• public schools

• student's trust funds

• parents bank accounts

Which is NOT a category of federal aid?

• grants

• work study

• loans

• scholarships

Which of the following is money that doesn’t have to be repaid ?

• grants

• loans

• credit cards

• car loans

What is work study?

• a student who studies while at work

• a type of scholarship

• a student works part-time to earn money for education

• a private loan

Who is eligible for a subsidized loan?

• For anyone regardless of financial need.

• Students with a scholarship.

• Students who score 1200 or above on the SAT.

• Only for students with financial need and the US Dept. of Education pays your interest while you’re in school + 6 months after graduation

What is money that is borrowed and must be repaid, with interest?

• scholarships

• loans

• work study

• grants

How do students get financial aid?

• file taxes

• To get federal grants, loans, or work-study, you must fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

• write an essay

• get good grades

When is the FAFSA online application available?

• January 1st of senior year

• July 1st

• October 1st of senior year

• November 1st of senior year

What does FAFSA stand for?

• Free Access For Free Student Aid

• Financial Aid For Student Accounts

• Financial Aid for Support Account

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Which website do you go to file your FAFSA?

• www.fafsa.gov

• www.fafsa.org

• www.fafsa.com

• www.fafsa.net