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2. sleep and eat
3. outlines your financial aid package from the college to which you applied
6. the form of government grants, loans, and work-study assistance and are available to students at eligible postsecondary institutions
7. cover as little as one or two courses, or can cover up to the entire cost of your education.
11. where college is paid for
12. provide money for college that doesn't have to be paid back

1. the amount of a student's total cost of attendance that isn't covered by the expected family contribution
4. This is the measure of your family's financial strength, and how much of your college costs it should plan to cover
5. don't have to be paid while you're in college
8. the first steps in the financial aid process, and determines the amount that you or your family will be contributing to your postsecondary education
9. helps students that are employed to help postsecondary education
10. the "sticker price" of your education