Lesson 14 - Colleges and Post-Secondary Institutions

You don't have to pay back a grant, but you do have to pay back a ____.

Most colleges are academically ____ .

Some colleges have cut-off dates for admissions applications and financial aid.

If you have a disability, you can forget about getting help in college.

How much does it cost to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?

What type of money helps students pay for college?

Take a copy of your ___ with you when you visit with a disability services counselor.

You need to fill out an ____ to be accepted to a college.

Colleges can provide you with ___ if you have a documented disability.

Your parent's tax information is usually required when you complete the FAFSA.

It usually takes about ___ years to earn a bachelor's degree.

It costs about ____ per year to attend a state-supported 4-year college or university.

It's a good idea to visit colleges you are considering attending.

Some people who earn an associate degree at a 2-year college will transfer to a 4-year college.

The University of Arkansas is an example of what kind of college?

Community colleges offer this type of 2-year degree.

This form needs to be filled out in order to get financial aid for college.

Community colleges are usually much more expensive than 4-year colleges.

Some college students qualify for ____ services if they have a documented need in their IEP.

You can learn a trade in what type of community college program?