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College Finance
Almost all colleges follow Federal guidelines for determining 'need'.  The Department of Education uses a standard formula to calculate how much it thinks you can contribute each year.  This figure is called the Effective Family Contribution (EFC for short)  Any cost above this is called 'need'.  Colleges will frequently offer scholarships, grants, loans and other stuff to help make up the 'need'.  

You can use this calculator to estimate need.  Because the Department of Education form is quite long we have simplified ours.  Still, for most people, you will get a good estimate of your need.   Our figures are for the 2004/2005 school year.

 
Number of people on Family:
Number in College:
State of Residence:
Age of Older Parent:
Fathers earned income:
Mothers earned Income:
Adjusted Gross Income(This means everything, including earned income minus adjustments:
Contributions to 401k, 403b or SEP Retirement plans:
Federal Tax Paid (do NOT include Social Security or Medicare):
Total value of assets not including home:
Student Savings:
Student Income from employment last year: