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1 Funding a College Education
Financial Aid 101 Funding a College Education

2 Senior Year Checklist Fall Semester Spring Semester
Take and retake the ACT/SAT Apply to several colleges (admissions, institutional aid, etc) and utilize their net price calculators Complete local/private scholarship applications Complete the FAFSA when available in October Spring Semester Continue completing local/private scholarship applications Review college acceptances, compare financial aid packages, ask questions, and follow up as needed

3 Cost of Attendance Direct Costs Indirect Costs Tuition Fees
Room & Board Indirect Costs Books Travel Personal

4 TN Private; Out of State TN Private; Out of State
Cost of Attendance 2-yr Public 4-yr Public TN Private; Out of State Tuition/Fees $3,607 $11,194 $41,928 Room/Board $4,100 $9,170 $14,094 Books/Supplies $1,000 $1,536 $1,370 Transportation $3,024 $1,664 VARIES Miscellaneous $400 $3,886 $3,720 COA $12,131 $27,450 $61,112 2-yr Public 4-yr Public TN Private; Out of State Tuition/Fees $3,607 $11,194 $41,928 Room/Board $9,170 $14,094

5 Financial Aid Sources Package Institutional Private Federal State

6 College may use “Institutional Methodology”
Institutional Aid Academic Competitive? Renewable? Deadlines Need-Based Determined by the EFC College may use “Institutional Methodology” Performance Art Athletic Major Music Theatre Attribute Church affiliation Alumni Diversity Sibling

7 Other high school websites
Private Aid School counselor Other high school websites

8 FAFSA 2016-17 FAFSA on the Web Available in October
(VERY IMPORTANT!) Priority deadline is as soon as you can

9 Federal Aid Pell FSEOG Work Study $602 - $5,730
0 – 5157 EFC Need based FSEOG $100 - $4,000 Exceptional financial need Work Study Amount Varies Typically paid to student

10 State Aid (2-yr) Hope Scholarship GAMS Aspire Award
$1,500 per semester 21 ACT or 980 SAT or 3.0 GPA* GAMS $500 per semester 29 ACT or 1280 SAT & 3.75 GPA* Aspire Award $250 per semester Parents AGI <=$36,000 *All courses calculated on a 4.0 scale per the Uniform Grading Policy

11 TN Promise Checklist Apply to the Tennessee Promise program at by November 1, 2016 Complete FAFSA at in October Attend mandatory meetings coordinated by a partnering organization in Oct, Jan, March Complete 8 hours of community service post high school graduation but prior to fall enrollment

12 TN Promise Examples A B C Tuition/Fees $4,000 Gift Aid -$5,730 -$3,000
$0 Gap $1,000 TN Promise $0 $1,000 $4,000 Tuition/Fees

13 State Aid (4-yr) Hope Scholarship GAMS Aspire Award
$1,750/sem then $2,250/sem 21 ACT or 980 SAT or 3.0 GPA* GAMS $500 per semester 29 ACT or 1280 SAT & 3.75 GPA* Aspire Award $750 per semester Parents AGI <=$36,000 *All courses calculated on a 4.0 scale per the Uniform Grading Policy

14 Financial Aid Terms COA – cost of attendance; varies by institution
EFC – expected family contribution; number derived from the FAFSA and used to determine need based aid eligibility FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid PIN – personal identification number; used to electronically sign the FAFSA SAR – student aid report; summary of FAFSA information Grant – free money based on need Loan – money borrowed that must be paid back with interest Scholarship – free money awarded on the basis of merit, skill, or unique characteristic Verification – random “audit” of FAFSA Work study – money received from on campus employment


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