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Proceed to Section 2 for utilities. Again, specify who covered these costs and input the total monthly amount.
For Section 3 on food expenses, select who paid and provide the monthly amount spent on food.
In Section 4 regarding transportation costs, choose who is responsible for payments and enter the total monthly transportation expenses.
Continue to Section 5 for medical and dental costs. Indicate who paid these expenses and fill in the amount.
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Average and maximum financial aid Type of AidAverage Amount Federal Direct Stafford Loan $5,800 (dependent) $7,630 (independent) Federal Work-Study $1,6152 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant $8003 Total Federal Student Aid $13,089 (dependent) $14,919 (independent)2 more rows Feb 5, 2025
What percentage of students took out student loans in 2012?
Nationally, 68 percent of 2012 graduates of public and nonprofit four-year colleges combined had student debt, with an average of $27,850 per borrower.
Why should you apply for federal student loans before applying for private student loans?
The interest rate on a federal student loan is fixed and is typically lower than private loan rates. No credit check or cosigner is required to qualify for most federal student loans. Repayment doesnt begin until after youve left college or dropped below half-time enrollment.
at December 31st, 2011, as well as the financial performance, the cash flow and the comparison of budget and actual amounts for the 12 month period ended
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