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How much it will cost to attend that college or university. Usually will be listed for one year of attending.

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An index number that colleges will use to determine how much financial aid you will get if you attend their school.

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Summary of the information your supplied on the FAFSA, also includes your EFC.

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Programs which aim to teach students the skills and knowledge to perform a specific job or types of jobs. Community colleges also have trade programs.

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Training or schooling after high school which will help prepare you further for your chosen career path. This includes vocational training and college.

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A college or university funded with public money (taxes) and student tuition. These are often referred to as "state schools." Competition for admission varies widely depending on the school and program.

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A college which offers bachelor's degrees, AKA undergraduate degrees. These can be public or private and may offer master's or Ph.D. programs.

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A college which serves people living in the nearby community, in Oregon they tend to be by county. Community colleges offer a variety of trade programs, professional certificates, community education classes, and transfer degrees (for those wanting to obtain a bachelor's degree eventually).

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A college or university funded by private groups or individuals in addition to student tuition. Each private school sets its own requirements for admissions and they may be very competitive.

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This is money that must be repaid with interest. Be very cautious of loans and only take out if absolutely necessary. Loans can be from the government or private banks.

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Financial aid given to students without need for repayment. Usually based on financial need. To apply for federal grants fill out the FAFSA.

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Free Application for Federal Student Aid. This form is a MUST for students planning to attend post-secondary education! Students enter financial information for their parents and themselves. This is used to determine what financial aid a student might receive in terms of grants and some scholarships.

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An on-campus health care provider to care for students for a wide range of physical or emotional issues.

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Most college campuses have a location students can access to get free help with courses. There may also be writing centers to help specifically with essays.

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Financial aid awarded to students for any number of reasons including: academics, background, parent work history, geographic location, writing ability, etc. This money does not have to be repaid. You must apply in order to get scholarships.
Note: Never pay to apply for scholarships.

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This can also be called a personal statement. This is a chance to show the college why they should want you to attend and highlight things about yourself that are not shown in the rest of your application. It should be personal, but should still follow all the rules of formal writing.

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A secondary focus of your university or college studies. Each college has different minors offered. Examples include: history, mathematics, mechanical engineering, art, and languages.

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Refers to students living at home with family, in apartments off campus, or in their own home while attending classes.

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These are buildings which house students living on-campus while classes are in session. Different buildings may cost different amounts and have different amenities.

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This refers to students who will live on campus while attending classes.

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More than just a job, this is an occupation you are passionate about or provides opportunities to grow/advance professionally.

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The primary focus of your studies in college or university. Each college has different majors offered. Examples include: history, mathematics, mechanical engineering, art, and languages.

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This person will help you plan your course load to meet requirements for majors and minors.

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Something you do to earn money. This may or may not be something you are particularly interested in.