College Financial Aid
QUICK CHECK ANSWERS:
1.  No.
2. To students who meet grade and other require	-	
ments not related to financial need.	
3. Amount of aid a student can receive depends on 	
the cost of the college and on financial need.	
4. a) Federal Pell Grant.  
 b) Financial need and cost of college attendance.  
 c) $5,815.  
 d) $100 to $4,000.
5. Google: College Grants Your State's Name.
6. a) Yes.  
 b) Direct Subsidized are loans made to students 	
based on financial need.  Direct Unsubsidized are 
loans made to student and not based on financial 
need.  c) Parents of college students.  	
7. a) Yes.  
 b) Yes.
8. Ruin a person's credit rating and make finances 	
more difficult in the future.	
9. a) Students should not borrow more for college 	
than they expect to make the first year on a job 
after college.  	
 b) You will put your financial future in danger.
10. a) $399 per month.  
 b) 26 hours.  
 c) $47,904.
11. www.finaid.org and www.studentaid.ed.gov
12. a) Student's list of 7 ways such as: Get good 	
grades in high school; take AP and/or IB classes; 
work part time; apply for Work Study programs; 
enroll in community college for the first two years; 
select a public four-year college; live at home; be a 
frugal student.  	
 b) Spend every dollar carefully.
13. Student's opinion with reason.