Various data are used to determine the amount of aid.
Can you tell me what the COA is, please?
Sure, it's the amount it will cost you to go to school.
It is also worth noting that you must attend at least half time.
Can you explain that procedure to me more?
It is noteworthy that COA is always an estimate.
Regarding informing my school about the aid that I will accept, what should I do if I am offered help through a printed offer?
You might have to sign the offer and mail it back to the school
I understand.  I have another question about the Direct PLUS Loans for Parents.  At what point would a parent on a Direct PLUS loan get the assistance money for their daughter's school?
The school will give out the loan money by crediting it to the child’s school account to pay tuition, fees, room, board, and other authorized charges.
Another concern about student aid from the federal government. What is non-need-based assistance?
The person in charge of estimating how much you can receive is your school.
For example, suppose COA is $ 16,000 and you have been awarded a total of $ 4,000 in need-based aid and private scholarships.
Excellent.