Financial Aid Review

Unsubsidized loans are based on a student's financial need.

The free application provided on fafsa.ed.gov that allows students in the United States to apply for loans, grants, and the work study program provided by the government

The government pays interest on these types of loans.

The amount of money the government believes a family can afford to contribute to their student's college education

These loans are not based on a student's financial need.

Subsidized loans and Unsubsidized Loans must be paid back upon graduation.

A monetary award given to students based on a achieved specific skill, like academic, athletic, or artistic ability. This does not have to be paid back by the student.

A person or company who provides a student with a loan

The letter provided by the university or college that states how much money that student has been awarded in financial aid and scholarships

The act of providing funds to students by the government; the government provides a certain amount of money to students through this act

The amount of tuition it costs for students to attend a college or university

Student pays interest on these loans

This type of loan is only awarded to undergraduate students.

A certain amount of time provided to the student to submit their loan payment without consequences

The report given by the FAFSA website that shows the student their projected EFc, as well as information about teh colleges they are interested in