Paying for College

What factors are important when considering whether or not to attend college?

• Location and campus facilities

• Tuition and fees

• Academic programs and reputation

• All of the above

What is the difference between a college's sticker price and net price?

• Sticker price is the total cost of attendance, while net price is the amount after financial aid

• Sticker price is the amount after financial aid, while net price is the total cost of attendance

• Sticker price is the amount paid upfront, while net price is the amount paid over time

• Sticker price is the total cost of attendance, while net price is the amount paid upfront

What is the most common cost associated with attending college?

• Tuition and fees

• Housing and meals

• Books and supplies

• Transportation and personal expenses

What is the average amount of student debt for college graduates?

• Less than $10,000

• $10,000 - $25,000

• $25,000 - $50,000

• More than $50,000

What percent of high school seniors have filed their FAFSA to access college aid?

• Less than 25%

• 25% - 50%

• 50% - 75%

• More than 75%

What percent of students receive scholarships or grants for college?

• Less than 25%

• 25% - 50%

• 50% - 75%

• More than 75%

How much more per week does a college grad earn compared to someone with some college?

• Less than $100

• $100 - $200

• $200 - $300

• More than $300

What is the average time to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?

• Less than 1 hour

• 1 - 2 hours

• 2 - 3 hours

• More than 3 hours

How many seniors in your high school completed the FAFSA last year?

• Less than 25%

• 25% - 50%

• 50% - 75%

• More than 75%

What percent of teens worked part-time while attending school in 2020?

• Less than 25%

• 25% - 50%

• 50% - 75%

• More than 75%