Exam 11: Managing Money
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Students who work about fifteen hours a week typically get lower grades than students who do not work at all.
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You do NOT need to submit your parents' tax information when completing the FAFSA if you
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Paying your credit card bill one day late does not result in a penalty.
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Describe the financial future that you would like for yourself two, five, and ten years from now. Outline the steps that you think you will have to take to reach your financial goals.
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Gretchen, Paul, Faith, and Harry were all accepted at the same college, but none of them could afford to pay the full tuition on their own. The four students obtained funding through different means. Which student obtained a grant?
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How are you paying for college this term? Considering what you learned about financial aid in this chapter, are you likely to do anything different when planning how to pay your tuition throughout the rest of your time in college? If so, what changes will you make and why? If you won't be making any changes, why not?
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In order to maintain your financial aid, you typically do NOT need to
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