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Financial Aid 101

Financial Aid 101. Funding a College Education. Tennessee Student Assistance Corperation. Who is This Guy???. How is he helping me find money for College?. COLLEGE. How much money will I need for College. Financial Aid Terms.

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Financial Aid 101

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  1. Financial Aid 101

    Funding a College Education
  2. Tennessee Student Assistance Corperation
  3. Who is This Guy??? How is he helping me find money for College?
  4. COLLEGE How much money will I need for College
  5. 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
  6. Student Loans
  7. Financial Aid Sources
  8. Many Different Options Public , Private, Community College, Technical College, Proprietary Institutions ,(Full Profit)
  9. Institutional Aid
  10. Deadline to apply for scholarships? December 15th
  11. FRESHMEN 2013 NOVEMBER 1
  12. COST OF ATTENDANCE Most College and University Web sights will have a way to determine the average cost of attendance at their institution
  13. Cost of Attendance
  14. Cost of Attendance
  15. Financial Aid Award
  16. Financial Aid Award
  17. ACT
  18. SAT
  19. Other Aid
  20. FAFSA 2013-14 FAFSA on the Web Available January 1, 2013 www.fafsa.gov (VERY IMPORTANT!) Priority deadline is as soon as possible after January 1, 2013!
  21. DO NOT FREAK OUT
  22. FAFSA 2012-13 FAFSA on the Web Available now www.fafsa.gov (VERY IMPORTANT!) Priority deadline is as soon as possible after January 1, 2012!
  23. Student Aid Report Notification of FAFSA processing results via e-mail (if provided on FAFSA) or paper (if e-mail not provided on FAFSA) or online Review data for accuracy Institutional Student Information Report (ISIR) sent to colleges listed on FAFSA two weeks after initial FAFSA submission Additional documentation may be requested by institution; verification
  24. FAFSA
  25. FAFSA
  26. FAFSA
  27. FAFSA
  28. Loan Wisdom Borrow Federal first because they’re cheaper, more available, and have better repayment terms than private student loans. Live like a student while you’re in college so you don’t have to live like one after college. Do not borrow more for your entire education than your expected starting salary after you graduate. If you are borrowing more than $10,000/year for college, consider a less expensive school.
  29. Private Aid
  30. Online Applications
  31. Senior Year Checklist Fall 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 Spring Semester Complete 2013-14 FAFSA available January 1, 2013 Continue completing local/private scholarship applications Review college acceptances, compare financial aid packages, ask questions, and follow up as needed

  32. Contact Info

    Sam.Mullins@TN.gov 931.303.3296
  33. FAFSA Social Security Number, Last Name, and First Name Grade level – never attended college and 1st year undergraduate Degree – 1st bachelor’s degree, associate degree, certificate or diploma School codes Dependency questions Parental information Income information
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