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    The document provides information on applying for financial aid. It discusses completing the FAFSA form online or via other applications, with a recommended filing date of February 15. It explains that financial aid eligibility is determined by estimating the cost of attendance and subtracting the expected family contribution. The sources of financial aid discussed include institutional sources like merit and need-based scholarships, federal programs like Pell Grants and loans, state sources for New York residents, and the importance of meeting deadlines and maintaining communication with schools.

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    Financial Aid 101

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    Siena Admissions
    The document provides information on applying for financial aid. It discusses completing the FAFSA form online or via other applications, with a recommended filing date of February 15. It explains that financial aid eligibility is determined by estimating the cost of attendance and subtracting the expected family contribution. The sources of financial aid discussed include institutional sources like merit and need-based scholarships, federal programs like Pell Grants and loans, state sources for New York residents, and the importance of meeting deadlines and maintaining communication with schools.

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    Financial Aid

    101
    Junior Jump Start
    April 5, 2009
    How to apply
    • Complete the FAFSA

    • ONLINE at
    www.fafsa.ed.gov

    • Other Applications
     CSS Profile
     School Applications
    It’s all in the timing

    • Submit the FAFSA


    after January 1 of
    senior year

    • Recommended filing
    date: February 15

    • Review the SAR


    The Big Question
    How is financial aid eligibility determined?

    Estimated Cost of Attendance


    - Expected Family Contribution
    = “Financial Need”
    Institutional Sources
    • Merit Based
    Scholarship

    • Need Based Grants

    • Endowments

    • Athletic Scholarships
    Federal Sources

    • Entitlement Programs
     Pell Grant, ACG, SEOG

    • Campus Based Programs


     Federal College Work-study

     Federal Perkins Loan


    More Federal Sources
    • Federal Stafford Loans
     Student is borrower
    Subsidized and Unsubsidized
     Eligibility: Freshman $ 5,500
    Sophomore $ 6,500
    Junior & Senior $ 7,500

    • Federal Parent Loans (PLUS)


     Eligibility: up to Cost of Attendance less
    all other financial aid
    New York State Sources
    • Examples of State Programs

     NYS Tuition Assistance Program


    (TAP)

     NYS Merit Scholarships

     NYS Lottery Scholarships

     NYS HELP Loan


    Keep up the good work!
    • Scholarship Research: Use the Internet,
    check employers, civic groups, community
    organizations

    • Grades and curriculum are key

    • Guidance offices are a great source!


    Special circumstances

    • Communication is key
    Notifyschools in writing
    Provide detailed
    information

    • Follow up with each


    school

    • At Siena, we respond to
    every request!
    Take it from us
    • Deadlines rule!

    • Review all forms

    • Keep copies

    • Check your mail


    Check the Web…
    www.finaid.org
    The SmartStudent
    Guide
    to Financial Aid

    www.fastweb.com
    FastWeb scholarship
    Search

    www.hesc.com
    NYS Higher Education
    Services Corporation
    Keep in Touch

    Siena College
    (888) AT-SIENA (toll-free)
    (518) 783-2410 (fax)

    aid@siena.edu

    www.siena.edu/financialaid

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