Across
- 5. the fees of staying and eating on campus
- 7. getting paid back for studying in a work-related area
- 11. availabele to students in college, grad school, vocational schools, etc and provided by the government
Down
- 1. borrowing money to use now and paying it off later, at once or over time
- 2. a letter detailing what your finacial aid package contains, can be misleading
- 3. money that doesn't have to be paid back to the school
- 4. having some of the costs paid for postsecondary school if you are working a part-time job, the employer usually covers half of the wages while the federal governmnet covers the rest
- 6. amount of a students total cost that is not covered by EFC or outisde grants and scholarships
- 7. the fees paid in order to attend higher education and use their amenities
- 8. this measures how much of your college costs your family can be expected to pay based off their finances
- 9. money not repaid but given to a person for acccomplishing soemthing or good academics
- 10. an application filled out to determine how much you and your family can contribute, the results determine the amounts of grants and work-study programs