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Page 1: 10/18/20151 High School Financial Aid Night Heather Mc Donnell

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High School Financial Aid Night

Heather Mc Donnell

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The Partnership

Family Government

Colleges & University

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WHO is Responsible?

PARENTSprimarily

STUDENTminimally

GOVERNMENTpolitically

SOCIETYmorally

UNIVERSITYfinancially

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Financial Aid 101

THE BASIC UNDERSTANDING

The student and parent(s) are expected to contribute to college expenses to the extent they are able.

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An Expected Contribution

Is a measure of your capacity to absorb educational costs over period of time - not all from current income & assets.

Is NOT extra cash available

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“To the Extent You are Able”

Income and net assets reflect an economic strength over a period of time.

Current financial circumstances are the baseline information used.

Similar treatment for similar situations; more expected from better economies.

Unusual situations may be considered.

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Don’t Know Much About EFC

Parent Contribution

22 – 27% from income

AND 6% from net asset

(value minus debt)

Student Contribution

50% from incomeAND

20% from net assets

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Family Planning & your EFC

One 100%

Two 50% 60%

Three 33% 45%

Four or more 25% 35%

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Choices, Choices, Choices

Savings Monthly Tuition Payment Plan

Borrowing

ALL OF THE ABOVE

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Student Financial Aid

Cost of the University ** minus Family Contribution equals Student’s financial need

** Parents can always borrow up to Cost (minus

aid)

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WHAT Kind of Aid?

TYPES

Grants & Scholarships Student Employment

Loans

FROM

Federal gov’t State gov’t

Private Agencies Universities

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The Myth of FA

Financial aid isn’t available Financial aid goes to the best students only

My income is too high to qualify My sibling/friend didn’t get any financial aid

Cost is the best way to choose a college Attend the college that offers the most aid

Financial aid is guaranteed for all four years Applying for financial aid will affect admission

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The Application Link Federal Resources - the FAFSA

Free Application for Federal Student Aid USE THE PIN!

New York State Resources - TAPTuition Assistance Program

University Resources - Profile

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The FATAL Mistake

DEADLINES missing

application dates missing admission dates missing information

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Where on the Web?

www.nysfaaa.org www.collegeboard.com

www.fastweb.com www.finaid.org

www.petersons.com www.scholarships.salliemae.com

www.hesc.state.ny.us