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External aid
* are methods that store information outside of our minds and serve as cues for memory.
* plays an important part in supporting development, especially in poor countries.

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Financial aid
* applies to the cost of most programs.
* broad term covering many federal, state and campus programs.
* can help with living expenses, including books and supplies.
* combination of grants and loans.
* comes in a variety of forms
  - many forms
* comes in the form of grants, loans, work study, or academic scholarships
  - scholarships, grants, loans, and student employment
* federally regulated process.
* is an investment in our future
  - the long-term health of the institution
  - another area in which demand has increased significantly in recent years
  - any source of funds available to help families meet education costs
  - considered a supplement to a family s monetary contribution
  - divided into the categories of grants, work, loans, and scholarships
  - for students to pay off educational expenses such as tuition fees and books
  - generally a combination of grants, loans, and student employment
  - in the form of scholarships, loans, grants, and work awards
* is monetary assistance and other resources available to students
  - to help the student meet the expenses of attending college
* is money available to help students and their parents pay for educational expenses
  - awarded to a student to help pay educational costs
  - for college students
  - from federal, state, and private institutions used to pay college costs
  - made available by the federal government, state government and institution
  - provided to help a family pay for college
* is money provided to students to help meet college costs
  - help pay for higher education costs
* is money that has been made available to help students pay for college
  - is available to assist students with the cost of attending college
* is money to help meet school costs
  - students and families pay for college expenses
  - more than just attaining loans
  - normally a combination of grants, loans, and employment
  - scholarships, grants and student loans
  - simply a term that describes any resource used to help pay educational costs
  - the monetary assistance provided to students to pursue their academic goals
* is the way many people are able to cover the cost of a higher education
  - the gap between a college's cost and a family's resources is bridged
* is used for expenses incurred while attending school
  - such things as emergency travel, burial assistance, food and shelter
  - primarily for recruitment purposes
  - to first pay off all tuition and fees
* means different things to different people.
* supplement to family resources if they are insufficient to meet college costs.
* term that covers federal, state and campus programs.
* tries to equalize the different costs among schools.
* way of bridging the gap between college costs and the family s ability to pay.

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First aid
* can help keep shock from getting worse
  - someone having a seizure
  - save a life
* consists of removal of the tentacles, preferably with forceps.
* consists primarily of getting the victim to a doctor
  - recognizing signs and symptoms and seeking professional attention
* involves the application of an ice pack to control inflammation and prompt medical care
  - treatment of only minor injuries
* is also to be used against nerve agents
  - care given in an emergency
  - given in school for pupils injured or sick while attending school
  - medical treatments
  - the immediate care given to a pet who has been injured or is suddenly taken ill
* is the initial care of someone injured or sick
  - the ill or injured
  - effort to help a victim while medical help is on the way
  - to cool the person down as quickly as possible and call for medical help
* means immediate help for a person who is hurt or has a wound.