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What benefits come out of federal student aid?

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What benefits come out of federal student aid?

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covers such expenses as tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, and transportation. Aid also can help pay for other related expenses, such as a computer and dependent care

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Work Study is a need-based financial aid award. It is not a grant (you must work to earn it), and it is not a loan (you don't have to repay it). Students must qualify for need-based financial aid to receive Work Study. Funds are limited, so not all qualifying students will receive an award.

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What are grants, loans, and scholarships, and work-study?

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What are grants, loans, and scholarships, and work-study?

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There are grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study arrangements.

Grants are typically need-based (which means your financial circumstance is considered) and they come from the state, federal government and colleges themselves; you don't pay back grants.

Scholarships can be based on your academic or athletic talent, or on your interest in a specific subject or career. Scholarships are not paid back; there are thousands of scholarships available, many of which you must apply to separately.

Loans are borrowed money that you have to pay back. Federal loans are a better option than private loans.

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* ask people that can help you apply

*friends & family

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San Diego State University or UC Santa Barbara

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San Diego State University or UC Santa Barbara

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Karen Sanchez

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Kieth Catapusan

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Tiffany Echeverria

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Yuval Pedroza

(Pre-veterinary science)

-Animal sciences

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*Grants

*Work-study

*Loans