Level of the degree-granting program in which a student is enrolled. Basic levels of enrollment include: undergraduate (students seeking an associate's degree, a certificate, or a baccalaureate d [..]

The cost of the loan, represented by the interest that is added to the loan amount prior to the repayment period or prior to a payment installment.

The portion of family income remaining after deducting federal, state and local taxes, a living allowance, and other factors used in Federal Methodology.

Cash on hand in checking and savings accounts; trusts, stocks, bonds, other securities; real estate (excluding the home you live in), income-producing property, business equipment, and business invent [..]

The term commonly applied to those U.S. Department of Education federal student aid programs administered directly by institutions of postsecondary education. Campus-based programs include Federal Per [..]

The computer system to which the student's need analysis data is electronically transmitted by the FAFSA processor. The Central Processing System performs database matches, calculates the student [..]

The estimated cost of attending this institution for one academic year. This amount includes the following:

DACA students are a subgroup of a larger group defined as undocumented students or, sometimes referred to as "Dreamers" (derived from the DREAM Act). Students that qualify for deferred actio [..]

Expenses the student/family pays to the college.

Academic workload (or course load), as defined by the institution, that a student is carrying for a defined academic period. This normally relates to the number of credit hours or clock hours taken by [..]