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Kent State University Student Financial Aid Award Estimator
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2010-2011 KSU Award Estimator
The Award Estimator program was designed by the Student Financial Aid Office at Kent State University to provide students and families with an idea of what types of federal, state, and some institutional aid the student may be eligible to receive. We hope this will assist you and your family in estimating your out-of-pocket financial obligations for one academic year at Kent State University.

It is important to remember that this program will only provide you with an estimate of your potential financial aid eligibility and that estimate is based on the 2010-2011 academic year. This is not an application for financial aid and the estimated awards that will be listed at the end are in no way a guarantee or official notification of financial aid. This program assumes that you will apply for federal student aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (available on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov) after January 1, of each year and that you will meet Kent State University's priority processing date of March 1.



What is the student's expected enrollment?
  Undergraduate Graduate
Full Time 12+ hours 8+ hours
3/4 Time 9 to 11 hours 6 or 7 hours
Half Time 6 to 8 hours 4 or 5 hours
Less than Half Time 1 to 5 hours 1 to 3 hours
Which campus will the student attend?

Kent Campus - Kent, OH Salem
Ashtabula Stark
East Liverpool Trumbull
Geauga Tuscarawas
Where will the student live while in school? On Campus - Living in residence halls
Off Campus - Not living with parents
Living with parents
What is the student's official state of residence?

What will the student's class level be?

Freshmen (Never attended)
Freshmen (Less than 30 hours)
Sophomore (30 to 59 hours)
Junior (60 to 89 hours)
Senior (90 hours or more)
Graduate
Would you like this estimate to include Federal Work Study?
Yes
No 		Click here to learn more about the Federal Work Study program.
Enter the amount of all of the student's other aid.
Other aid includes any outside scholarships (high school, community, etc.), grants, fee waivers, veteran's education benefits, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation benefits, JTPA, or other aid sources that you expect to receive during the 2010-2011 award year.
What is the student's Expected Familiy Contribution (EFC)?

Enter the EFC amount from the top right of the student's Student Aid Report or estimate your EFC by using The Collegeboard's EFC Calculator and enter that amount.
Note: The Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is the primary indicator used in determininig your student financial aid. The estimation of aid will be inaccurate if the EFC is not correct.
What is the student's Dependency status?
Dependent
Independent
 Is the student an independent student or dependent student ?