Affordability.

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Affordability

Paying for College Congrats! You are going to college! Now it’s time to figure out the costs…

Talk with Your Parents While it’s your experience, it affects the whole family… Make sure everyone is on the same page. Make sure you have some schools you know your family can afford. Adjust your list based on this conversation. You will save A LOT of stress in the spring by talking about this now.

College Can Be Expensive While scholarships are nice… Most financial aid dollars will come from the college you will attend. Applying to scholarships can be more time consuming than applying to colleges. So, craft a list with some affordable options too!

Tools to Help You There are lots of ways to start making sure you have good options: Parents and family Counselors Career and College Coordinator Net-Price Calculators

Counselors and the CCC Meet with your Counselor! Go to the CCC They know a lot They want you to succeed They want to make sure you pursue smart options Go to the CCC They know a lot too! They can walk through financial aid forms You can do an estimator

Net Price Calculators All colleges must have a calculator that helps you get a good idea of what it costs to attend. Typically found on Financial Aid websites

Net Price Calculators Family of 3 $70,000 total parent income Example 1 Family of 3 $70,000 total parent income $2100 student income See the results…

Money You Don’t Pay Back Money You Pay Back

Money You Don’t Pay Back Money You Pay Back

Net Price Calculators Family of 5 $32,000 total parent income Example 2 Family of 5 $32,000 total parent income $5400 student income See the results…

Money You Don’t Pay Back Money You Pay Back

Money You Don’t Pay Back Money You Pay Back

Be Mindful… Make sure you know all the costs! In-State Description Out-of-State Direct Cost $10,626 Tuition and Fees $25,750 $12,716 Room and Board $23,342 Total Direct Cost $38,466 Indirect Cost $1,200 Books $500 Transportation $2,500 $2,191 Miscellaneous $70 Loan Fees $3,961 Total Indirect Cost $5,961 $27,303 TOTAL (Direct + Indirect) $44,427

Some Affordable Options There are options to make sure you can afford college. Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MNSCU) Four-year Colleges (Winona, St. Cloud, Mankato, etc.) Community Colleges Power of You Program (MCTC and St. Paul College) Reciprocity Direct (ND, SD, WI, Manitoba) MSEP (Midwest Student Exchange Program)

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