Paying for College and Annual Salaries

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

4 years of tuition

$12,800 per year

• $3,200

• $25,600

• $51,200

• $102,400

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

2 years of tuition

$8,340 per year

• $4,170

• $16,680

• $33,360

• $66,720

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

$14,850 tuition

$3,785 room and board

• $11,065

• $18,635

• $22,420

• $74,540

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

$11,120 tuition

$2,400 grant

• $8,720

• $13,520

• $17,440

• $34,880

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

2 years of tuition $8,670 per year

2 years of room and board $1,075 per year

• $4,872.50

• $6,485

• $18,415

• $19,490

Determine the amount that needs to be paid.

4 years of tuition $10,820 per year

4 years of room and board $3,100 per year

scholarship of $10,000

• $3,920

• $15,680

• $45,680

• $95,680

Jessica wants to go to a two-year community college with an annual tuition of $9,890. Jessica has saved $8,350 for college and she earned a grant of $3,400 for her first year. How much more does she need to pay the tuition for both years?

• $3,410

• $4,940

• $8,030

• $14,830

Stanley wants to attend a four-year university with an annual tuition of $11,400. Stanley has $12,800 in savings for college. How much more does he need to pay for the tuition for four years?

• $1,400

• $5,600

• $32,800

• $58,400

Determine the lifetime income.

Salary: $59,438

Starting age: 22

Ending age: 65

• $2,555,834

• $2,496,396

• $3,090,776

• $3,982,346

Determine the lifetime income.

Salary: $61,242

Starting age: 24

Ending age: 67

• $1,469,808

• $2,633,406

• $2,878,374

• $4,103,214