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Student Presenation 2010
- 2. Complete your new FAFSA each year
- 4. Scholarships
- 6. Bevonomics – money management workshops
- 8. Hire-a-Longhorn – job search
- 15. Direct deposit authorization
- 18. Tuition
- 19. Books
- 20. Housing
- 21. Transportation
- 22. Miscellaneous
- 25. Loans will NOT voucher until the counseling requirement is satisfied
- 26. Subsidized/Unsubsidized Direct Loans –Master Promissory Notes
- 27. Parent PLUS Loan: two-step process Step 1: PLUS Request Process Step 2: PLUS Loan MPN
- 29. Due August 11thby 5:00pm
- 30. Must select payment arrangement:
- 31. Click the “Pay with Financial Aid” button
- 32. Installment Plan
- 33. Check: Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
- 34. Credit Card: MasterCard & Discover Only
- 37. At the start of each semester
- 38. See “Funds release” via CASH page
- 39. What is paid?
- 40. Any outstanding UT debt
- 41. (i.e. T&F’s, on-campus housing…)
- 42. Where does remaining aid go?
- 43. See “Where’s my Check” via UT Direct or “Funds Release” via CASH
- 44. Direct Deposited
- 45. to update go to “My Bank Info” via UT Direct
- 46. Mailed as a paper check
- 48. Fees
- 49. ATM Access
- 50. On-line Banking
- 52. Avoid “bad debt”, such as credit cards, short-term loans
- 53. Reduce your financial stress
- 54. Budget
- 55. Attend a Bevonomics session
- 56. Plan ahead
- 57. Think about future expenses
- 58. Save money for fun stuff
- 59. Save 10%Financial Aid refund / 4 months = Monthly Budget Monthly Spending / 4 weeks = Weekly Budget
- 61. Understanding Credit
- 62. Guide to Investing
- 63. Repaying Student Loans
- 64. Guide to Renting & Living in Austin
- 65. My First Job: Choosing Benefit Packages
- 66. Identity Theft
- 67. My First CarSee www.bevonomics.org for Fall 2010 schedule
- 68. CAUTION!!!! Credit Cards $4,100 – average college senior’s credit card debt 91%of undergraduates have at least one credit card $21,000 – average student loan debt at graduation$28,400 – average price of new car
- 69. Needs vs. Wants
- 70. Do Free Activities! 900+ Student Orgs
- 72. On-campus
- 73. Flexible
- 74. Networking
- 75. Resume building
- 77. FERPA privacy release authorization
- 78. Always check your CASH page
- 79. Read all mail / e-mail
- 80. Submit all required documentation
Notas del editor
- 1 – “activate the EFAN”2 - entrance loan counseling: learn about terms of your loans, repayment, rights and responsibilities3 – any documents necessary to complete your awarding4 – FERPA (explain)5 – Dir Deposit (explain)
- Log in Page
- Step 1 for Students = Entrance Counseling
- Step 2 for students – MPN’s
- Parents: Step 1 – PLUS requestStep 2 - MPN
- UT does not endorse any bank or credit union. You can use any financial institution that you wish.
- BAD DEBT – the payments last longer than the item purchased (food, gas, even football tickets and clothing)GOOD DEBT – house, education. Something that appreciates in value or usefulness outlasts payments
- Use CC with caution – emergencies (health, auto, family issue) or something that you KNOW you can pay off within 30 days. If you use CC because you don’t have the money to buy something that you WANT, how are you going to pay the CC bill? You’ve already spent future money by using CC to buy something, because you haven’t actually purchased anything – you’ve taken out a loan by using CC.