Cost of Education and Training

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  1. 5. property and possessions belonging to a person which could be subject to the payment of debts
  2. 7. short-term schools which tend to focus on specific topics or careers
  3. 10. amount of money rewarded to students based on certain financial need criteria
  4. 11. cost of a student’s education
  5. 14. degrees which are attainable after the student has earned their undergraduate degree
  6. 17. Cost of Attendance; amount of money a student will have to pay in order to attend the college or career school of their choice
  7. 18. overall beliefs and opinions about a school based upon various qualities and attributes
  8. 19. money borrowed by students to help pay for their education
  9. 20. test designed to provide credentials equivalent to a high school diploma
  10. 21. process of combining multiple loan payments into one
  11. 23. Free Application for Federal Student Aid; allows students to apply for financial aid from a variety of sources
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  1. 1. colleges or universities which are mainly funded by state government
  2. 2. plans created to help students pay off their loans over a period of time
  3. 3. schools considered to be educational nonprofit organizations, receiving the majority of their funding through tuition, donations and endowments
  4. 4. education past the high school or GED level
  5. 6. percentage of the loan which must be paid back in addition to the amount a student borrows
  6. 8. two-year colleges which award associate degrees and allow the students the option to transfer into private or public universities
  7. 9. first level of post-secondary education degrees which consist of associate and bachelor’s degrees
  8. 12. federal part-time jobs for students who go to college and possess financial need
  9. 13. written promise to repay any sum of money which was borrowed
  10. 14. stands for grade point average and refers to the average calculated by dividing the total number of grade points earned by the total number of credits taken by a student
  11. 15. cost of a student’s living accommodations and meal plan
  12. 16. Expected Family Contribution; set amount of money an institution feels a student’s family could contribute to their education
  13. 22. amount of money rewarded to students based on merit