Grizzly Financial Aid

Applying for financial aid is

• free, fast, and safe.

• expensive, slow, and dangerous.

• salty, sweet, and crunchy.

To be eligible to receive financial aid, you need to complete

• both the FAFSA and CADAA.

• Either the FAFSA or CADAA, but not both.

You should start your FAFSA or CADAA as early as you are allowed to, which is on

• the day you are born.

• your 18th birthday.

• October 1 of your senior year of high school.

The easiest way to apply for financial aid is to

• apply online.

• drive to Washington, D.C. then ask people where the college money is kept.

• call on the phone.

• send in a paper application.

The FAFSA or CADAA will ask you questions about your

• neighbors.

• favorite sports team.

• parents or guardians.

• squad leader.

Applying online for financial aid usually takes

• seven days.

• less than an hour.

• one semester.

True or False?

If you are not a U.S. citizen, you can still apply for financial aid.

• True

• False

Some forms of financial aid never need to be paid back. These include:

• drill and ceremony.

• loans and debts.

• scholarships and grants.

Who might be the best person at Grizzly to ask about college financial aid options?

• Your group's Student Council representative.

• The Cadet First Sergeant.

• A school counselor.

• Someone at the TMC.

The reason why the FAFSA and CADAA ask questions about your family's financial information is to:

• find out which cellular provider you use.

• get a clearer picture of how much help you will need to pay for the cost of college.

• help you save money by switching to Geico.