Paying for College

What does FAFSA stand for?

• Fancy Apples Fall Short Always

• Federal Application For Student Aid

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid

• Focused Application For Scholarships of America

What is the primary purpose of a scholarship?

• To provide financial aid to students based on merit or need

• To offer loans to students for educational expenses

• To pay for all college expenses without any conditions

• To provide a job to students after graduation

Which of the following is a synonym for 'tuition'?

• Instruction

• Payment

• Loan

• Scholarship

Identify the grammatically correct sentence related to college expenses.

• Paying for college is expensive, but it worth it.

• Paying for college is expensive, but it's worth it.

• Paying for college expensive, but it's worth it.

• Paying for college is expensive, but its worth it.

What is a 'grant' in the context of college funding?

• A loan that must be repaid with interest

• A financial award that does not need to be repaid

• A part-time job offered to students

• A scholarship based on athletic ability

Which sentence uses the word 'afford' correctly?

• I can afford to pay for college without a loan.

• I afford can to pay for college without a loan.

• I can to afford pay for college without a loan.

• I afford can pay for college without a loan.

What is the main idea of the passage: 'Many students rely on financial aid to pay for college, which can include scholarships, grants, and loans.'

• Students do not need financial aid for college.

• Financial aid is unnecessary for college expenses.

• Financial aid is a common method to pay for college.

• Loans are the only form of financial aid.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 'Many students apply for _______ to help cover college costs.'

• scholarships

• debts

• interests

• jobs

What does the term 'financial aid package' refer to?

• A collection of scholarships, grants, and loans offered to a student

• A single scholarship awarded to a student

• A job offer given to a student

• A loan with a high interest rate

Which of the following is an example of a need-based financial aid?

• Merit scholarship

• Athletic scholarship

• Pell Grant

• Student loan