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Current InformationYour Live Financial Aid Data (MyEvergreen) Financing Your EducationGraduate Student Financial Aid How Financial Need is Determined How to...Accept and Receive Financial Aid Funds Your Financial Aid OfficeContact the Financial Aid Office
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How Financial Need is Determined at Evergreen |
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Academic Year Budgets (Cost of Attendance): How does your Financial Aid Office decide how much financial aid you need in order to attend?Your need for Financial Aid at Evergreen is determined by subtracting your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) as calculated from your FAFSA from the Cost of Attendance (COA): Cost of Attending Evergreen (COA) The budget for the cost of attendance at Evergreen encompasses tuition and fees and other important costs like room and board, transportation, books and supplies, etc. The amount of contribution toward your living expenses that you, the student, and when applicable, your family can contribute is called the expected family contribution. This amount is determined by the federal processor from the information you submit on your Federal Application for Student Aid (FAFSA). You will see it on your Student Aid Report (SAR). Need-Based financial aid can be offered only to meet the gap (financial need) between the expected family contribution and the cost of attendance at Evergreen. Non-Need-Based financial aid can be offered to meet the gap between need-based aid that you are offered and the cost of attendance at Evergreen. |
For per credit tuition costs, go to Business Services. Essential Determiners What is your enrollment status? Are you a resident of Washington? Related Links Office of Financial Aid |
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