funding your education

what is the primary source of funding for most college students.

• scholarships

• grants

• student loans

• crowd funding

what is a main difference between a grant loan and a loan

• loans must be repaid while grants don't

• grants must be repaid and loans don't

• loans are giving by the government

• grants or only for postgraduate students

what does FASFA stand for

• free application for federal student aid

• financial aid for students association

• federal aid student all

• federal aid scholarships for all

what type of financial aid is based on financial need

• merit-based scholarships

• student loans

• need-based grants

• work-study programs

which of the following is not a common way to fund your course

• work study programs

• personal savings

• students loans

• lottery winnings

what is the advantage of subsidized federals loan.

• government pays interest while you are in the school

• loans have no interest

• your don't have to repay it

• loans can be used for no-educational purposes

what is a disadvantage for taking private student loans.

scholarships is typically awarded based on

what is the key benefited of work study programs

what can affect your eligibility for financial aid