Hmong Families. Why college??  Knowledge - Critical thinking skills  Potential - Who are you? What are your interests?  Opportunity - More doors open.

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Hmong Families

Why college??  Knowledge - Critical thinking skills  Potential - Who are you? What are your interests?  Opportunity - More doors open  Income - 1 Million Dollars

Paying For College Video Hmong Families

Average Tuition and Fees  Technical & Community Colleges $5,370  State Universities $7,700  University of Minnesota $13,620  Private Career Colleges $14,270  Private Colleges & Universities $35,177

FAFSA/Financial Aid - Video

Financial Aid  Grants - Free money usually awarded based on need ie: Pell, MN State Grant, college funded grants  Does not have to be repaid  Scholarships - Free money awarded for special talents, grades, cultural or religious backgrounds etc.  Do not have to be repaid  Start locally  to search for scholarships  to see a list of MN institution scholarships  Work Study - Money funded by the government that must be earned by working a part-time job on or off campus  Jobs can sometimes provide good experience in your field of study  Loans - Borrowed money from the government or private lenders that must be paid back with interest  Government Loans vs. Private Loans

How can I help pay?  Savings - The more you save, the less you'll have to borrow  MN College Savings Plan Plan  Visit: for more information  Family Contribution - Financial Aid is designed to assist families who are unable to contribute.  Can include things like room and board, transportation.  Can also include extended family and close friends.

Other Ways to Pay/Save  Dual Credit - PSEO, CIS, AP, IB  readysetgo.state.mn.us  Military and Community Service -  ROTC - 2, 3 and 4 year scholarships incl. full tuition, fees, books and living stipend in exchange for years of service.  Americorps - Defer federal loans. Education Award per term. Qualifies for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.  Peacecorps - Defer federal loans. Perkins Loan 15% balance cancellation per year of service.

MN Dream Act Eligible for:  In-state tuition rates at MnSCU and University of MN campuses  State financial aid programs  Privately-funded scholarships administered by MnSCU or U of M campuses Requirements:  Attend a MN high school for at least 3 years  Graduate from a MN high school or earn a GED in MN  If male, complied with Selective Service registration requirements  Apply for lawful immigration status once federal process exists (does not refer to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)

For more information: Includes information on: Reciprocity Tax benefits Tuition and Fees for 5 State Area Financial Aid Estimator Preparing, Selecting, Paying Plus: Additional videos in the Paying For College series.