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7/23/2025, 9:48:50 PM
>>60680476
no
colleges give you the excess funds from the cost of attendance minus the tuition that you use to buy your textbooks, pay for your off campus room + board, personal expenses, and transportation.
a typical CC will have a cost of attendance for the semester like this:
>tuition 2000
>room 4000
>board 2600
>textbooks 600
>personal 1650
>transportation 1500
>total = 12,350/semester
states and community colleges all have programs to make tuition essentially free, so the subsidized loans will go into your bank account for room + board + lifestyle expenses - these are expenses that you are minimizing because you are living at home
if you want access to credit on top of that, you can take out an additional 6-10k per semester in unsubsidized loans (these loans accrue 6.5% interest)
no
colleges give you the excess funds from the cost of attendance minus the tuition that you use to buy your textbooks, pay for your off campus room + board, personal expenses, and transportation.
a typical CC will have a cost of attendance for the semester like this:
>tuition 2000
>room 4000
>board 2600
>textbooks 600
>personal 1650
>transportation 1500
>total = 12,350/semester
states and community colleges all have programs to make tuition essentially free, so the subsidized loans will go into your bank account for room + board + lifestyle expenses - these are expenses that you are minimizing because you are living at home
if you want access to credit on top of that, you can take out an additional 6-10k per semester in unsubsidized loans (these loans accrue 6.5% interest)
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