Financial Aid and Housing Review

4. The person who will pay for your housing and meals if you cannot afford to make a payment.
5. Room and this word mean housing and meals.
7. You work part-time on campus to earn this amount.
8. You log back into your FAFSA to see if you were selected for this step.
11. The average number of months a housing contract is for when you are in college.
12. This is the normal Texas state aid priority date.
13. The breakdown of time before school starts and how much money you will get back if you cancel your housing contract.
14. The name of the building in which dorm rooms are located.
16. The amount of aid that you will receive from a university or college; includes grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans.

1. You do not have to pay this money back.
2. Students that applied late for housing are put on this list.
3. List of expenses the universities and college take into consideration when awarding financial aid.
6. The type of dorm that has the bathroom connected to the room and only the people living in that room can access.
9. Toilet, shower and sink facilities in a shared location on the floor/wing.
10. Students with the same major or interests are housed on the same floor/wing.
15. This loan does not collect interest while you enrolled in six credit hours or more.