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Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
The general term used to describe money received for college/higher education
Financial AED
Financed Education
Finances
Financial Aid
The type of financial aid provided by the government of corporations that does not need to be repaid.
Scholarships
Grants
Checks
Finances
A type of financial aid that allows students to work and pay off a portion of their tuition
Work Study Programs
Employee Compensation Programs
Paid Internships
Scholastic Job Programs
Money borrowed from the government or private organizations that must be paid back
Internship
Loans
Financial borrowing
Interest
Money from nonprofit and private organizations that do notneed to be repaid.
Grants
Financial bonus
Scholarships
Beneficiary
There are a limited amount scholarships and grants to choose from for student to apply for.
True
False
Which of the following should not be on your list of scholarship items
Transcripts
Essay
Letter of Rec
Proof of debt
It is better to apply for a few scholarships that you know you can get rather than apply to a large amount of scholarships and waste your time.
True
False
The more difficult the tasks and requirements for the scholarship, the more competition there is for it.
True
False
It is better to wait until I actually get accepted to college before I start applying for scholarships.
True
False
All scholarships will have the same requirements
True
False
If it applies and it is appropriate then I can reuse an essay I have already submitted for another scholarship?
Yes
No
(Check all that apply) Scholarships can be granted for:
Sports
Religious Association
Academics
Hobbies
