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4. A need-based federal grant that is given annually to undergraduate students

5. Pell Grant

6. Once a student obtains this they can no longer receive Pell Grant

7. Bachelor’s Degree

8. The number of full time semesters that students can receive Pell Grant

9. 12 semesters

10. The maximum Pell Grant a student can get for the 2018-2019 academic year

11. $6095

12. The maximum estimated family contribution that a student can have to receive Pell Gant for the academic year

13. 5486

14. The 3 basic types of Direct Loans

15. Subsidized, Unsubsidized and PLUS loans

16. After filing a FAFSA, the two required steps to receive a student loan

17. Entrance Counseling and sign a Master Promissory Note

18. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE

19.  This type of Direct loan does not accrue interest while students are in school at least half-time or during deferment periods

20. Subsidized

21. The maximum yearly loan amount for an Independent undergraduate senior student

22. $12,500

23. For Undergraduate students, this is the current interest rate for a Subsidized and Unsubsidized loans

24. 4.45%

25. A federal program that provides part-time employment while a student is enrolled in school.

26. Federal Work Study

27. The academic level a student must be to receive a Federal Work Study position

28. undergraduate, graduate and professional students with financial need

29. Where Federal Work Study jobs are located

30. jobs can be at on or off-campus locations

31. the minimum rate of pay a student may earn for a Federal Work Study position

32. the current federal minimum wage

33. Name one thing the school takes into consideration when determining the Federal Work-Study award amount

34. the FAFSA is completed, financial need or level of school’s funding

35. FSEOG is an acronym for

36. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

37. For FSEOG, the governemnt provides up to this much of the money of the grant

38. 75%

39. FSEOG can be awarded between these amounts per academic year

40. $100 and $4000

41. Eligibility to maintain FSEOG is determined by timely completion of this

42. The FAFSA

43. The deadline to receive FSEOG is determined by this entity

44. College/University

45. The acronym is FAFSA

46. Free Application for Federal Student Aid

47. The average cost for a student to file a FAFSA

48. Nothing!

49. Title IV funding backed by the Federal Government stemmed from this legislative accomplishment

50. The Higher Education Act of 1965

51. If conditions are not met, the TEACH grant funds turn into this

52. Unsubsidized loan

53. The minimum required enrollment for a student to receive FSEOG

54. Half Time

56. The initial name of the Pell Grant Program

58. The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Program