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The primary goal of financial aid is to assist students and families in paying college costs. Joel Carstens, University Director of Financial Aid. What is Financial Aid?. Gift Aid. : does not need to be repaid and does not require a work commitment. Background. Two different types of early admissions. Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA). Started in 1976-1977 by Ivy League and MIT. Some schools opted for EA while others opted for ED. Currently most selective schools have some form of early admissions with vast majority having ED.. The REAP Scholarship is just one way your child can get help to pay for college. There is a lot of help out there!. When your child is a senior in high school, he/she will apply for financial aid to help with the costs of college.. Workshop. . April 2, 2015. Contributors: Jane Robbins and Paul Dietrich. . Need-based financial aid. Merit-based scholarships. College funding sources and strategies. Financial aid . a. pplication . About Us. ASA College Planning Center. 2. What we do. ASA College Planning Center. 3. @ASAPlan4College . Come visit us! . ASA College Planning Center. 4. Agenda. Financial Aid Review. Financial Aid Award Letters. Workshop. . September 29, 2016. Jane T. Robbins. “Hope is not a plan”. Act with integrity and start early (Oct. 1. st. FAFSA goes live). Focus on Net Price when comparing award packages. Have “frank family discussion” about college funding . Financial Aid Office. Federal Options. Pell . Grant-. free money if conditions are met. SEOG-. free money if conditions are met. Federal Work . Study-. earned in the form of a paycheck. Subsidized . Loan-. Lisa . van . Ravenswaay. Bridgett Marshall. Scott Jefferies. Welcome and Introductions. TIME MANAGEMENT. This . night is for you. Ask questions as we go along. .. Senior Parent Night. Last year Students researched colleges.. 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