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Kent County College Access Network KnowHow2Go Academy 4 Steps to College. Intro: WHY COLLEGE? Step 1: BE A PAIN Step 2: PUSH YOURSELF Step 3: FIND THE RIGHT FIT Step 4: GET YOUR HANDS ON SOME CASH. COLLEGE COSTS. Tuition & Fees. Trade School Community College - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Kent County College Access Network
KnowHow2Go Academy
4 Steps to College
Intro: WHY COLLEGE?Step 1: BE A PAINStep 2: PUSH YOURSELFStep 3: FIND THE RIGHT FITStep 4: GET YOUR HANDS ON SOME CASH
COLLEGE COSTS
TUITION & FEES
Trade SchoolCommunity College
College or University
ROOM & BOARD
What is room and board?And how much does it cost??
OTHER EXPENSES
FINANCIAL AID QUIZ Activity:
GET YOUR HANDS ON SOME CASH
Types of Financial Aid
• Grants FREE MONEY!
• Scholarships FREE MONEY!
• Federal Work Study Programs • Loans Pay
back
STATE AIDMichigan Alternative Student Loan Program (MI-LOAN):
These are loans the state offers to students and their families with good credit.
Tuition Incentive Program (TIP): This is an award the state gives to eligible students to pay tuition and
fees for the first two years of school at participating public and private institutions in Michigan. Students must have been covered by Medicaid for 24 months out of a 36-consecutive-month period to receive the award.
Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver (MITW): This is an award the state gives to eligible students to offset tuition at
public institutions in Michigan. Students must be ¼ or more Native American and be a member of a federally recognized tribe to be eligible for the award.
Michigan Competitive Scholarship: This is an award the state gives to students with merit and in financial
need based on their ACT scores to offset tuition at public and private institutions in Michigan. Students must take the ACT by December of their senior year of high school to be considered for the award
www.michigan.gov/mistudentaid
FEDERAL AID
FEDERAL GRANTS – www.studentaid.ed.gov
Federal Pell Grant – up to $5,500Federal supplemental Educational Opportunity
Grant (FSEOG)Teacher Education Assistance for College and
Higher Education Grant (TEACH Grant)Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant
GETTING YOUR HANDS ON SOME CASH
The First Step is filling out the
FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
It is REQUIRED to receive State and Federal Financial Aid
www.federalstudentaid.ed.gov
SCHOLARSHIPS
There are
THOUSANDS of scholarships
Available each year!
FINANCIAL AID WEB RESOURCESADDITIONAL WEBSITE RESOURCES www.studentjobs.gov/e-scholar.asp - A list of federally
funded scholarships, fellowships, grants and internships geared to high school students
www.fafsa.ed.gov – The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) website. Start here when ready to apply for financial aid
www.act.org/fane - A financial aid need estimator www.hsf.net – A Hispanic Scholarship Fund website that
features scholarships for Hispanic students www.studentaidalliance.org - A series of student success
stories and descriptions of need-based financial aid programs
www.eCampusTours.com - A site with good information about finding and understanding a financial aid plan
Michigan College Access Portal’s “Scholarship Search”
FIND THE RIGHT FIT
You will know the way…
You will KNOW HOW 2 GO!