Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. match the scenarios with terms related to financial aid. entrance counseling fafsa financial need megan is planning to pursue an undergraduate degree in chemistry. but since her father lost his job five years ago, the family had been unable to save up enough for megan's education. arrowright kunal recently learned that he is going to receive a student loan. now he needs to attend a session in which he will learn the how the loan process works, as well as his responsibilities as a borrower. arrowright josie created an fsa id and completed a long application form online. the form asked for a lot of financial details about josie and her family. arrowright

A. Megan is planning to pursue an undergraduate degree in chemistry. But since her father lost his job five years ago, the family had been unable to save up enough for Megan’s educationFinancial Need

A student's financial need refers to the difference  between the student's expense of participation at any College, and the sum their family is relied upon to contribute to the student's education. Since Megan's father lost his job and they have been unable to save money, So, the Megan's situation describe his financial need.

B. Kunal recently learned that he is going to receive a student loan. Now he needs to attend a session in which he will learn the how the loan process works, as well as his responsibilities as a borrowerEntrance Counseling

In the event that you have not recently gotten a Direct Loan or Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL), the Federal Government expects you to finish counseling advising to guarantee that you comprehend the duties and commitments you are accepting.  

On the off chance that you are finishing entrance counseling to acquire a loan as an undergraduate student, at that point the entrance counseling will satisfy counseling necessities for Direct Subsidized Loans and Direct Unsubsidized Loans.

Kunal's situation describes entrance counseling.

C. Josie created an FSA ID and completed a long application form online. The form asked for a lot of financial details about Josie and her familyFAFSA

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) refers to a form which is finished by current and prospective college students (undergrad and graduate) in the United States to decide their qualification for student financial aid. Finishing and submitting the FAFSA is free and gives you access to government student aid to pay for your school or college. An FSA ID gives you access to Federal Student Aid's online systems and can fill in as your lawful signature.