An attendance allowance is a sum of money paid to cover the expense of someone working somewhere else, for example, away from home.
Most financial aid is based on cost of attendance established by your school. You need to ask your school what transportation costs can be included in the cost of attendance.
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Meetings record time and attendance so that there is an accurate record of who was there and for how long.
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Insurance will cover whatever damage to your vehicle as long as you have comprehensive insurance. As long as you have a HO-3 insurance, it will cover the replacement cost to your house if you take wind or hail damage as well.
Colleges typically update cost of attendance every year. You should be skeptical of any school that doesn't update it. You should be able to find COA (cost of attendance) on a college's financial aid page. Also, keep in mind that they are estimates, and the cost on your fall/spring bill may be different than the posted COA.
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An uncertified student loan is a loan that is not certified by the financial aid office of a college or university. These loans are given out solely on the credit of the borrower and/or their cosigner. Most colleges and universities do not certify any loans over the schools cost of attendance (COA). For instance, if the school's preset cost of attendance is $30,000/yr and you need loans totaling $40,000/yr. to cover your expenses, then you will need to take out an uncertified loan of $10,000.
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