The total financial aid a student receives.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid determines a student’s financial aid.

The student’s cost of attendance includes tuition, fees, and a standard allocation designed to cover reasonable living expenses while attending school.

This term applies to loans. It is the failure to repay a student loan according to the terms of the loan.

Grant

Gift Aid

FAFSA

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A type of financial aid award based on need or merit that does not require repayment.

The amount by which your family’s contribution falls short of covering your college expenses.

The total amount students and their families are expected to pay toward college costs.

Financial aid that does not have to be paid back, such as scholarships and grants.

Interest

FAFSA

Federal district loan program

Financial aid package

Financial aid that is awarded based on a student’s financial circumstance.

A process of reviewing a student’s financial aid application to determine the amount of

financial aid eligibility.

Financial aid that is awarded based on a student’s academic, leadership, or artistic talent, or

some other criteria.

Federally sponsored loan programs, which include the Stafford

Loan and the Parent PLUS Loan (for parents of undergraduate students).

Financial Aid Package

Need Analysis

Merit-Based Aid

Grant

The amount by which your family’s contribution falls short of covering your college expenses.

A type of financial aid award based on need or merit that does not require repayment

A fee charged when you take out a loan.

A form sent to the student after submitting the FAFSA.

Work-Study

Gift Aid

Merit Based Aid

Need Analysis

Financial Aid Program

Award Letter

Grant

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Work-Study

Grant

Interest

Loan

Gift aid

Interest

FAFSA

Merit-Based-Aid

Need Analysis

Need-Based Financial Aid

How much money you think you'll get

Ur social security number

A process of reviewing a student’s financial aid application to determine the amount of financial aid eligibility.

Financial aid that is awarded based on a student’s financial circumstance.

A type of financial aid award based on need or merit that does not require repayment

Grant

Interest

Grant

Need-Based Financial Aid

Need Analysis

A fee charged when you take out a loan.

Work-study is designed to help students fund their college.

An opportunity for a student to work part-time and attend college.

A form sent to the student after submitting the FAFSA.

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Cost of Attendance

Work-Study

Award letter

APs if taken any

SAT

ACT

GPA

American College test

Advanced Placement

Scholastic Aptitude test

Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium

used to monitor student progress and ensure that all students leave high school ready for college and career

to measure how well you've mastered the content and skills of a specific course

to measure how well students understand and are able to apply the skills and knowledge required by the state standards

to summarize your academic achievement

Yes, it is part of the required credits in order to graduate.

Yes, since it better prepares you for college.

No, its an after school extra circular.

No, but it's recommended. It helps you gain college credit.

Community service hours.

FAFSA applications.

For high school credit.

To run programs that offer UC credit, grades, and financial aid.

A test to know that high school students are ready education wise to go to college.

Students earn passing college admission test scores and are placed in college-level courses.

A test where if students pass they get college credit.

ESP

GPA

SBAC

SAT

ACT

GE

CAASPP

ERWC

Summary of your academic achievement.

Score of overall basic subject knowledge.

How much money you'll get with financial aid.

College credit.

Pencil and Paper test.

College Board provided

Multiple Choice test.

Have to take a course in order to take it.

True

False