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| The sum of money charged for attending a college/university. |
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| Required all colleges to show by the gov. Includes the room and board, tuition, and all other educational and living expenses. |
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| Estimate of the actually cost needed to pay in a year to cover education expenses for a specific college. |
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| Relies on tuition and endowments. |
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| A grant/payments gifted to a student for various reasons meant to support their schooling and education. |
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| Money the government provides for students who need to pay for college. |
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| Loans for college students with financial need, the government helps pay the interest while you're still in school. |
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| Loans for college students with financial need, the government will not help pay the interest while you're in school. |
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| Colleges that offer their students part-time jobs on campus to help pay for their tuition. |
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| A form filled out by current and future undergraduate and graduate college students in the United States to determine whether they are eligible for student financial aid. |
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| An index number that a college's or career school's financial aid office uses to determine how much federal student aid you would receive if you attended the school. |
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| A borrower is entitled to have the repayment of a loan deferred. |
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| Continuing to delay your payments with permission from the one leaning the one. |
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| A period of time where you can delay the first payment on a loan. |
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| Loans given to the dependent parents of the students. |
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| A type of mortgage in which the borrower is required to pay only the interest on the loan for a certain period |
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| The state of being past due on a debt. |
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| When you take out a single, new loan to pay off multiple existing debts. |
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| A set of rules or concepts that govern how people satisfy their unlimited wants with their limited resources. |
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| The extra charge for borrowing money. |
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| A position as an intern, learning about a job and getting paid for it. |
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| A position as an apprentice, learning about a job under a professional. |
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| Any post-secondary educational institution that offers training for a specific job. |
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| A year a student takes, usually to travel to and learn about a diff country between high school and college. |
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