Which of the following describes vocational or trade school?

Select all of the following which are factors which play a role in academic reputation.

Which of the following is most likely an admissions requirement?

Select all of the following which are considerations a student should consider when choosing a postsecondary education path.

Damien plans to attend a public, two-year institution in his hometown while living at home. Which of the following will be the greatest cost he will incur while attending this school?

__________ is a funding source in which students must repay the funding received.

Which of the following represents the FAFSA acronym?

__________ allow students to combine multiple loans into one.

Students must possess financial need to obtain a federal work-study.

Select all of the following which are loan repayment considerations.

__________ is used to help calculate interest.

Which of the following is the best definition of interest rate factor?

How many years will a student have to repay their student loans before they choose to consolidate them into one “direct consolidation loan” and use the “revised pay as you earn repayment plan”?

Which of the following should be done if students cannot repay their loans?

Which of the following best defines loan consolidation?

Which of the following postsecondary education options operates as an educational nonprofit organization who receives funding through tuition, donations and endowments?

Federal student loans do NOT require students to pay them back until after graduation.

Select all of the following which should be considered when choosing postsecondary education.

Select all of the following which are repayment plan options for student loans.

After earning a bachelor's degree, how many additional years of education does a master’s degree require?

Vocational and Trade Schools are short-term schools which tend to focus on specific topics or careers and help prepare students for the workplace by earning diplomas, certificates or licenses.

Which of the following refers to a set amount of money an institution feels a student’s family should be able to pay for their education?

Select the correct answer from the choices provided in the underlined section.

Federal Pell Grants are awarded to undergraduate students and do not have to be repaid, whereas

Indirect Unsubsidized Loans / Direct Subsidized Loans are awarded to undergrads and must be repaid.

Select all of the following, which are classified as day-to-day or personal expenses students may have.

Calculating interest includes the outstanding principal balance, the number of days since the last payment and the amount of interest previously paid.

Which of the following degree levels does a doctoral degree fall under?

Select the correct answer from the choices provided in the underlined section.

Student loan consolidations allow students to combine one / multiple student loan(s) to have one interest rate and one monthly payment.

Select all of the following on which financial aid eligibility depends.

Kelly has an outstanding principal balance of $12,000. It has been eight days since her last payment, and her interest rate factor is 3.89 percent. What is the total interest she must pay?

Which of the following is awarded only to undergraduate students and does NOT have to be repaid?

Select all of the following plans a loan provider may advise a student to make when trying to repay a loan.

The loan forgiveness repayment plan is one of the available repayment plan options.

Schools considered to be educational nonprofit organizations, receiving the majority of their funding through tuition, donations and endowments

Short-term schools which tend to focus on specific topics or careers

Two-year colleges which award associate degrees and allow the students the option to transfer to a private or public university

Colleges or universities which are mainly funded by state government

Set the amount of money an institution feels a student’s family could contribute to their education

Amount of money awarded to students based on certain financial need criteria

Allows students to apply for financial aid from a variety of sources

Amount of money a student will have to pay to attend the college or career school of their choice