This is a Federal financial aid program that consists of low-interest loans for undergraduates and graduate students with exceptional financial need. Loans are awarded by the school. These Federal loans allow parents to borrow money for their children's college education. This refers to the face value or the amount of money you place in a savings instrument on which interest is earned. This is a term used to describe postsecondary schools that are private and are legally permitted to make a profit.
Most proprietary schools offer technical and vocational courses.
The PSAT is usually administered to tenth or eleventh grade students. Return refers to the amount of money you earn through a financial investment or savings instrument. You earn money on investments and savings instruments through interest earnings or dividends. In reference to saving money or investing money, risk refers to the danger that the money you set aside in some kind of savings plan or investment could be worth less in the future. This stands for Reserve Officers Training Corps program, which is a scholarship program wherein the military covers the cost of tuition, fees, and textbooks and also provides a monthly allowance.