Funds provided through the work and effort of the student, including savings from past earnings, income from current earnings, or a loan to be repaid from future earnings.
Funds from jobs and from loan programs, such as the Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford and Direct Loans, and Federal Work-Study Program.
Financial aid loan programs or employment opportunity programs awarded to a student by a postsecondary institution as a form of educational financial assistance.
Funds students receive from jobs and the Federal Work-Study Program, and from loan programs like the Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford Loan, and Federal Direct Loan.
Funds provided through the work and effort of the student and the parents. Includes savings from past and present, earnings, loans, and work study.
Financial aid that requires a student's commitment to earn the aid (Federal Work-Study Program) or repay a loan (Federal Perkins Loan Program and other student loans). Self-help aid stands in contrast to gift aid, which the student does not have to earn or repay.
Financial aid in the form of loans or student employment.
Any form of financial aid which is needs to be repaid or earned, such as student loans and graduate assistantships.