Title: QUIZ: College Choice 101: FAFSA -- Personal Finance Conversations
Course: Andria Testing FRE2 > Section: College Choice 101: FAFSA -- Personal Finance Conversations

Q: What is the purpose of the FAFSA?
- It tells you how much money the college you choose will give you in the form of scholarships.
- It is how the federal and state government and your college determine how much money you are eligible for in the form of loans and grants.
- It is a survey that considers your talents and interests to help you decide which college you are best suited to attend.
- It helps you prepare for entering the workforce after college by offering resources for job placement. 
A: It is how the federal and state government and your college determine how much money you are eligible for in the form of loans and grants.

Q: You can fill out the FAFSA on paper and mail it in or complete and submit it online.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Students continuing their education after high school must complete a FAFSA form to be considered for any type of aid—grant, scholarship, or loan. This video provides a general overview of the Free Application for Student Aid, or FAFSA. Which of the following is true?
- The FAFSA will not ask you to provide your Social Security number, driver’s license number, or information from an alien registration and resident card. 
- You probably will not have to provide tax forms for yourself nor your parents or family, as the FAFSA will not ask for that information.
- The FAFSA will not request information from bank statements or any current business and investment records you, your parents, and family.
- You will probably not be able to complete the FAFSA entirely on your own; you’ll need your parents or family’s help.
A: You will probably not be able to complete the FAFSA entirely on your own; you’ll need your parents or family’s help.

Q: Which of the following statements about the FAFSA deadlines is true?
- The FAFSA deadline coincides with the Federal Income Tax deadline in April. 
- The federal and international deadlines are both in August. 
- There aren’t deadlines as the FAFSA can be completed at any time for any semester.
- The school and state deadlines can be found at studentaid.gov.
A: The school and state deadlines can be found at studentaid.gov.

Q: Which of the following is true?
- You’ll use a FAFSA ID to file the FAFSA when you’ve completed it.
- You’ll use a Personal Identification Number (PIN) to log in to your FAFSA if you need to stop and come back to it.
- You’ll create and use a password to verify your identity after the government confirms receipt of your printed copy of the FAFSA.
- You’ll create and use a password to file the FAFSA when you’ve completed it.
A: You’ll use a FAFSA ID to file the FAFSA when you’ve completed it.

Q: Which of the following forms would have the required tax information to complete the financial information section of the FAFSA?
- Bank and home mortgage statements
- I-9 investment account information
- W-2 and 1040 forms 
- Grant and loan eligibility documents
A: W-2 and 1040 forms