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- 2. free money
- 8. work award, provides funds to eligible students for part-time employment to help finance the costs of postsecondary education.
- 9. one of the first steps in the financial aid process, and determines the amount that you or your family will be contributing to your postsecondary education.
- 10. the "sticker price" of your education and does not include room and board text books or other fees.
- 11. and board, everyone needs to sleep and eat. if you plan to do it on campus those fees are part of your total cost of attendance
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- 1. awarded for academic merit or for something you have accomplished.
- 3. student aid, the largest for of student aid in the country federal aid programs come in the form of government grants loans and work-study assistance.
- 4. if scholarships and grants don't cover the entire cost of your tuition you may have to take out a student loan to make up the difference.
- 5. letter ,arrives in your mail box outlines your financial aid package from the college(s) to which you applied.
- 6. reimbursement, refund you the cost of your tuition you're studying a work-related area.
- 7. measures of your family's financial strength and how much of your college costs it should plan to cover.