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1. There are many companies who are starting in education by giving scholarships like Coca-Cola, all you have to do is apply through them or your school.
2. They don't just want students who have good grades but who have strengths and talents outside of class.
3. The more involved I am the more control I have over earning one of the scholarships and I can use Raiseme.com to help guide me.

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1. Would some scholarships like you to have a certain amount of community service hours?
2. What different areas do they give scholarships for? ex. language, art
3. What would you have to do besides being involved in your school and community, and having good grades to receive a full ride scholarship?

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1. The more involved you are in activities outside of school, the more merit based aid opportunities you can get
2. Food and beverage companies also offer scholarships.
3. Colleges often look for activities you do outside of school and wouldn't like you to solely focus on graduating

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1. Colleges look at both a person's grades and how they interact with the school. Whether or not they join clubs, play sports, or something more personal like a job or talent. I already knew this to some degree, but didn't know it was to this extent.
2. I'm not sure why, but I wasn't expecting there over 26 million results when  you google scholarships. Maybe something like half a million, or around 3 million.
3. Some food and beverage companies, Coke for example, have begun investing in education by awarding scholarships.

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1. They offer no - loan policies to reduce the prices of student loans.
2. That schools look out for families reasoning for such.
3. Or even how much control they have over to price out their loans.

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1.do scholarships depend on the courses you're taking?
2. Is there a limit to how much merit based aid you can get?
3. Does the merit based aids sponsor all four years of college?

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1. I contribute to how many scholarships I can get with the activities that I participate in.
2. Colleges look into what a person does with their free time.
3. Look at organizations and food companies when searching for scholarships.

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1. What else can help me stand out if I can't join school clubs?
2. Can you reapply for merit based aid at an organization where you already applied once?
3. Can clubs and outside organizations give you scholarships ( place you work, etc.)?

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1. What would it look like for a student with average-poor grades(like low Bs to Cs)to apply for college, when they're invested in so many things like sports, clubs, and a job or talent, and excel in those things
2. Do private and public schools differ in how they evaluate a student for things like their application and scholarships, or is it generally the same?
3. Do you need to do things like join clubs and/or play a sport to get scholarships? Or can people manage on their grades alone?

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1. why do we need to pay so much?
2. why do sports get you into getting a scholarship?
3. what about the families with financial problems?

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1. I Learned that you can get scholarships for being in clubs and volunteering at different places.
2. I learned about need based aid and merit based aid.
3. I have learned what each of the financial aids require and how to know if you qualify for financial aid.

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So i kow about the scholarships for the ones I qualify for which is not a

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1. I am in charge of how affordable my college education is through the classes I take and things I participate in
2. There are sites that can help set me up for scholarships.
3. I know that what I do outside of the classroom also matters when I apply to colleges

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1 Extracurricular activities have a big impact on school recruiting you.
2 People Will find you even if you don't think they will.
3 Merit based scholarships are some of the best ones.

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1. Why do is volunteering a way to get a scholarship?
2. Why is college so expensive?
3. What are other ways things that yo can get scholarships for?

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1. Are all scholarships taken at colleges?
2. What happens to your scholarship money youve gotten outside of the college if you end up not having to use it.
3. How do we track volunteer hours to show colleges?

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1,Colleges look for both academic and personal achievements because they like people with multiple abilities.
2. having extra curriculars and activities makes you a better target for colleges.
3. merit based aid pays more attention to academics and extracurriculars

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1 Can you apply for merit based aid?
2 Is there a fee for it?
3 Can you lose the privileges?

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1. what are other things I can get scholarships for
2. what happens with the scholarship after you get it
3. why does college cost so much

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You are the person who opens or closes oppurtunities to qualify for a scholarship.The more effort the more oppurtunities. 

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You are the person who opens or closes oppurtunities to qualify for a scholarship.The more effort the more oppurtunities. 

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Some corporation have application process to be from school or individual.

colleges look for sports ,where you show that you are focus on both your school work and practice.

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1. Merit based aid is given to students based on their academic and achievements outside the classroom
2. Colleges look for students who have done extracurricular activities outside of school and is important to a college application if you decide to apply
3. To earn scholarships from a school, that school must be a raise partner.

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1. What is the appeal process if we don’t get enough financially  aid?
2. How do you know which college or school to choose that is good and is worth it spending?
3. What is the financial aid deadline?

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Can you join a team sport until your last two year of high school and still be eligible for a merit based aid 

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Can you join a team sport until your last two year of high school and still be eligible for a merit based aid 

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Is their any fees for when applying ?
can you re apply for a merit scholarship you didn't get that year but can use next year ?

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1.Merit-based aid is based on your academic achievements, and activities you do outside of school.
2.When looking/ searching for scholarships look for corporations that offer scholarships.
3.Need-based aid and Merit based aid are two different types of financial aid that can be offered.

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1) The more involved you are in school will help your merit-based aid
2) Colleges look for things you have done to push yourself in and outside of school
3) There are websites available for students who are wondering which scholarships would apply to them, depending on what they have done in school

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1) Can you get a good merit-based scholarship if you have joined clubs and have gotten good grades, but you don't do volunteer work?
2) What are you allowed to do with scholarship money?
3) deos merit based scholarships apply for all 4 years of college?

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1. What is the appeal process if we don't get enough financial aid
2. how do i receive it from my school
3. can you lose your merit based scholarship

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1.If you want to play a sport in the last two years like junior and senior year can you still get a merit-based scholarship.
2. Are you only able to spend it only on tuition or can you spend it how you want.

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1) Merit-based aid on academic, athletic, or artistic.
2) Not only do colleges look at academics, they look at athletics and extracurricular activities.
3) There are online websites for students to look for scholarships based on what they do in school.

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1) Even if you worked hard for your scholarships and still not meet the college expectation, what would you consider doing next?
2) How can you lose the Merit-based scholarship?
3) How long does the merit-based scholarship last? Two years? Four?

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Net price calculator not only calculates tuitions but it also calculates other expenses.
FAFSA4caster shows you what grants you'll probably get
Both of them helps you prepare for your college expenses.

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1. Two new tools that helps calculate the price of attending college.
2. Work study is a federal aid program that provided part-time employment.
3. FAFSA4caster calculates the amount of contribution.

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Books and media can cost $850-$1,000.You might have to pay double the money for a sororities. Also work study and pell grants can help students better than grants.

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1.Would FAFSA4caster tell you the requirement for the grants?
2.also does the net price calculator estimated price varies depending on the course you're taking?
3. Would the estimated price vary if you're living on campus?

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Is there a cutoff on your parent's income that make you no longer eligible to enroll for FASFA?

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Found new ways to calculate how much it will cost for to pay out of pocket
I learned what work study was and how it works
For different classes you get differnet grants

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What are the requirements for financial aid? can the financial aid change? What other websites help with financial aid?

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Can the calculator be inaccurate at times since things are always changing?

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Is there a way for the calculator to tell you the estimated price for your supplies depending on the course?

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1. Is there a limit of how much federal aid you can get?
2. Does the price calculator also include traveling if you're from a different state?
3. Does the calculator help estimate the cost depending on how many years you attend?

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1. The cost in classes such as Art and Chemistry may be more than expected. This is because you'll have to factor in the cost of materials you'll be using in class, and if you want to use the art studio or chem lab, you'll most likely have to pay for that too.
2. The cost of college isn't just your tuition, books, dorms, and food. It can also include things like transportation and parking, clothes for when the weather changes, campus activities, healthcare, and emergency funds.
3. Federal aid is a form of need-based aid, determined by what you filled out on your FAFSA and your family's finances. It includes loans, work study, tax credit, and pell grants.

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Zach What is a way to calculate how much you put in

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Zach What is a way to calculate how much you put in

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How does the difference of new and used textbooks affect the budget
Do all schools have similar grants

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1. that you could find easier ways to manage your college costs
2. also programs that could too help.
3. making your education purposes easier for you.

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1.Netcalculator can help you estimate cos for college
2.FASFA gives you money based on the income of your parents
3. For certain classes you have to provide your own supplies ex.chemistry

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is there some ways to get more of an equal cost?

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1. What's the differences between federal aid and need-based aid? Is it just what's filled out on the FAFSA, or is there more there?
2. Do all colleges offer a form of grant aid, if so, in what ways do different colleges offer financial aid and how do they vary?
3. Why on the world would books cost so much? What information is in these books that could possibly make them cost around $900+ a year?

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1. A net-price calculator helps you calculates tuition and other expenses.
2. FASFA gives you money based on your families financial status.
3. You can get a part-time job with the help of work study.

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1. Does FASFA stop giving money at a certain point?
2.Is the price of college different if you live on campus?

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FAFSA4 caster can give you a "quote" on how much federal aid you are eligible.Start as soon as middle school.

Their is a easier way to find how much your college cost by finding its net price.

you can get a part time job and still go to college

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1) I learned that Net Price Calculator helps you calculate how much money you need to pay for a specific college
2) It teaches you how to predict the amount of money you need
3) Helped you predict which financial aid options you can qualify for

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1) What is the financial difference if you live off campus vs. living on campus?
2) Do all school provide the same financial aid?
3) What is the minimum amount of money your parents must make to no longer qualify for certain financial aids?

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if you file as a dependent will it affect fafsa ?

what is the maximum that your parent can earn and still qualify for financial aid?

are the supplies like textbook are covered or do they have to come out of pocket?

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1.  A net price is a tool which helps you calculate your tuition and other expenses.
2. The FASFA tool helps you with giving money based on your family expenses.
3. Teaches you that you will need to think and plan what college expenses you’ll have to deal with as a college student.

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1. How do you calculate the net price of college?
2. How much can FAFSA give you for college?
3. Who can qualify for fasfa?