Funding Your Education

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Funding Your Education Beyond High School

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Funding Your Education Beyond High School High School Free Fast College courses now available if at least 16 years old Fulfilled government regulation Air Force National Guard Marines Army Navy Armed Services Job Corps-up to 21 years of age Technical and Vocational Training Costs Admission fee Deposit Tuition Room and board Expected family contribution Interest and principal

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Funding Your EducationBeyond High School

High SchoolFreeFastCollege courses now available if at least 16 years oldFulfilled government regulation

Programs to ConsiderArmed Services

Air ForceNational GuardMarinesArmyNavy

Job Corps- up to 21 years of ageTechnical and Vocational Training

CostsAdmission feeDepositTuitionRoom and boardExpected family contributionInterest and principal

Technical CollegeDurham Technical InstituteVocational Skills TradesJob Readiness and TrainingAssociate Degree – 2 yearsValue added because class credits transfer to college and university

College / University4 year degreeLiberal Arts, Math/Sciences, etc.Public versus Private Greater cost for private school

Graduate SchoolMaster’s Degree – 2 years after collegeDoctorate Degree – up to 4 years after collegeAdditional training in job specific fieldEntrance Exam (GRE) or Work Portfolio

Ways to Fund TuitionNC 529 Savings planBank Savings AccountWork / Work Study ScholarshipsGrantsLoans

Promissory NoteSubsidized / Unsubsidized

Installment / Payment Plans

How To QualifyFAFSAMen must register for Selective Service if 18+ years of ageApplicationReferencesGPASchool / Community Involvement

Things to AvoidCredit cards are not goodBorrowed amount should not exceed expected annual salaryUsing unused loan (refund) for non-school related expenses

Return unused money to lender

Repayment of TuitionApproximately 6 months after graduationCredit rating based on timely paymentsLoan consolidation of similar loan types into one paymentGraduated paymentsIncome sensitiveCommunicate with your lenderBorrowed amount transfers to your estate

Gerber Life Planhttps://www.gerberlife.com/gl/view/guide_products/esp/index.jsp?trace_path=heroblock

Student Loan Repaymenthttp://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/index.jsp

Repayment Information -http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/repaying.jspRepayment Plans & Calculators -http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/OtherFormsOfRepay.jspPublic Service Loan Forgiveness -http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/PSF.jspPostponing Repayment -http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/difficulty.jsp

Additional ResourcesCollege Foundation of NC –www.cfnc.org

E-learning in NC - www.elearningnc.gov

Federal Financial Aid -http://www.fafsa.ed.gov