Economics Unit 6

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One’s experience, education, and skills define one’s ____.

employability

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This funding method provides students with up to 20 hours of work per week.

Federal Work-Study Program

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A Social Security number, information about assets, and records of taxed and untaxed income are necessary to request federal aid.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

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The Department of Education grants money to schools to provide students who demonstrate need with up to $4,000 in education funding.

Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)

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The government uses a formula to determine how much a student and his family should pay for education.

Expected Family Contribution (EFC)

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This desirable federal aid provides free funds to students for periods of up to 12 semesters.

Federal Pell Grant

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This funding method allows a school to place students in off-campus jobs within their area of study.

co-op program

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The Montgomery GI Bill gives financial assistance to members of  ____ to pay for many educational expenses.

Military

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Typically smaller than public schools, ____ colleges are operated by nonprofit or religious groups.

private

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___can vary greatly based on the degree that one obtains.

Earning potential

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The percentage of students gaining entrance into a school is the ____ rate.

acceptance

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The ___ provides tuition rates, graduates’ average starting salary, test scores, and graduation rates for institutions of higher education.

common data set

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A tax refund on a portion of qualified school expenses is a(n) ___.

tax credit

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Private companies, professional organizations, colleges, employers, and individuals are all sources of ___.

scholarships

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Students learn specific trades at ____ schools rather than pursuing traditional college degrees.

vocational

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It is best to choose a school that maximizes the ___ potential of each student.

earning

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Effective schools excel at the measure of ____ rate, which is tracked by the Common Data Set.

graduation

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____ tuition is a surcharge added to the standard tuition rate.

differential

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Parents may assist dependent undergraduate students in funding their education by taking out ___ loans.

direct PLUS

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A steady stream of state funding supports facilities and faculty research at large ____ schools.

public

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One’s experience, education, and skills define one’s ____.

employability