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Financial Aid Forms (College) 2

Practice financial aid vocabulary with this exercise. The terms here reflect the language used in scholarship applications, student loan forms, and government assistance programs in English-speaking countries.



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Choose the correct response to complete each sentence.



1. Because education can be expensive, students from better-____________________ families may also need financial aid.
2. We determine your family's need based on a complicated __________________________ that takes into account a lot of different factors.
3. When will you let us __________________________?
4. Can I call you to check the __________________________ of my application?
5. Do I have to __________________________ you with proof of my income/investments?
6. What is the ____________________ for submitting the application?
7. The federal financial aid formula takes into account two main factors - assets (meaning: what you own) and __________________________ (meaning: what you make/earn).
8. Do I have to __________________________ (meaning: write down/include) my retirement assets?
9. __________________________ means "per year".
10. Do not include these in the __________________________ of your assets. (meaning: when you count/sum up your assets)
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📚 Important Words to Know
balance of payments — a record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world over a period
venture capital — financing provided to startups and early-stage companies with high growth potential in exchange for equity
private equity — investment capital used to acquire or invest in companies that are not publicly listed on a stock exchange
hedge — an investment or strategy used to reduce the risk of adverse price movements in an asset
derivatives — financial contracts whose value is derived from the performance of an underlying asset or index
capital gains — profit made from selling an asset at a higher price than it was purchased for
dividend — a portion of a company's profits paid regularly to shareholders as a return on their investment
IPO (Initial Public Offering) — the first sale of a company's shares to the public on a stock exchange
leverage — the use of borrowed capital to increase the potential return of an investment
portfolio — a collection of financial investments such as stocks, bonds, and cash equivalents held by an investor


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