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  • Annual Costs
  • Tuition & Fees
  • Food and Housing
  • Books & Supplies
  • Health Insurance
  • Other Costs:
  • Annual Gift Aid
  • Federal Pell Grant
  • Federal SEOG
  • State Grant/Scholarships
  • College Grants/Scholarships
  • Outside/Private Scholarships:
  • Student Loans
  • Federal Direct Subsidized Loan
  • Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan
  • School-Specific Student Loan
  • Other Resources
  • Work-Study
  • Other Resources/Savings:
  • Total Annual Costs
  • Total Annual Gift Aid
  • Total Student Loans
  • Total Other Resources
  • Remaining Cost
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Federal PLUS Loan
If you received a Federal PLUS Loan on your financial aid offer, consider it as merely a suggestion from the financial aid office. Your parent will still need to apply for this loan and pass a credit check to borrow any amount. The PLUS Loan origination fee and interest rate may be higher than other private loans.
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Payment Plans
Most colleges offer payment plans that allow you to pay your college bill over several months. Payment plans often require a small fee but do not charge interest. Check with the college's financial aid office for more details.
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Private Loans
If you are considering borrowing a private loan to cover a portion of your remaining cost, use our Loan Payment Calculator to estimate your future monthly payment and total loan cost.
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Paying the College Bill
Remember, your family will need to cover your remaining cost at the college you choose every year for four years (or more). Keep a four-year plan in mind as you make your college selection. For guidance in paying your college bill, which will arrive sometime this summer, view our webpage here