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Lauren Turner
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Lauren Turner- Financial Aid Specialist
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Job satisfaction
Networking
Personal Development
Employer Interest
Career Advancement
Industry Expertise
Higher Income
Employment Benefits
Advantages for your family
More job opportunities
Job security
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Multiple Choice
Where do you need to go to complete your FAFSA application?
Studentaid.gov
FAFSA.COM
AID.COM
DEPARTMENTOF EDUCATION.GOV
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Scholarship's
Private Loan's
Other Aid
Pell Grant
MAP Grant
Federal Loans
SEOG
FAFSA
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Special Circumstances
Income changed for 2021:
Divorce
Death of a parent
Loss of employment
Change in work hours
Change in untaxed income
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Federal Work Study
-Provides part-time jobs for undergraduate and graduate students who need financial assistance.
Student worker positions- www.rlc.edu/jobs
Apply online- through the RLC website to be redirected to Web corp
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Multiple Choice
What's SAP (satisfactory academic progress)?
Defined as the successful completion of coursework toward an eligible certificate of degree
SAP is the progression of your degree in order to graduate.
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SAP (Satisfactory Academic Progress)
Completion rate= Earned ÷ Attempted
Completion ratio MUST be at least 67% or higher
Maintain a 2.0 GPA
1st semester Warning → 2nd semester Suspension
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Why would I have a refund?
Overpayment
Drop with a refund
Leftover aid
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Purchasing:
Cell phone, Mortgage, Car, renting an apartment, etc
Who views your Credit Report
Name, Address, social
Credit cards
Loans
Debt
Paying on time or late
Summary of your credit history
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Poll
Do you know what your credit score is?
YES
NO
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How can I raise my score?
Pay credit cards more frequently
Pay on time
Pay the entire bill, don't leave a balance
Keep unused credit cards open
Request a credit line increase
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Borrowing Money.. How does it work?
Video
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Poll
Who has a bi-weekly or monthly budget?
YES
NO
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Stops overspending
Meet objectives or goals
Increase savings
Tool for decision making
Deciding what type of budget
Keeps you organized
Stay out of debt
Prepare for emergencies
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Poll
How many of you know what identity theft is?
YES
NO
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Identity Theft
Someone steals information about you, without your permission.
Name and address
Social, credit cards or bank accounts
Medical Insurance
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Multiple Select
What can someone do with your identity?
Open a credit card account
Open a phone, electricity, or gas account
Steal your tax refund
Pretend to be you if they are arrested
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Tips to protect your identity
Don't throw away sensitive information
Read your mail
Check your budget, bank accounts, etc
Credit Report
Don't answer fishy emails or text messages
Don't carry your SS card
Don't email your SS
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Stolen Identity
File a police report
Contact your bank to freeze accounts and cards
Place fraud alert on your credit report
Report it to the Federal Trades Commission (FTC)
→877-438-4338
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