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My Plan
Every scholarship, grant, loan and deadline for your student in one place.
Let’s set up your plan
Two quick answers. You can change them any time. Your plan is saved only in this browser on this device.
It’s on the school’s aid letter as “cost of attendance.” Our Aid Letter Decoder can find it.
Enter the school's published annual cost (or your estimate). If you entered one total at setup, it shows under Tuition & fees until you split it out.
Tuition & fees
$26,400
Housing
$11,200
Meals
$4,800
Books & misc.
$2,000
🎯 Funding progress
Only Secured money lowers the gap
Funded
0%
Grants: $0
Scholarships: $0
Loans: $0
Family: $0
My scholarships and aid
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No funding logged yet
Start by logging any aid letters, scholarship awards, or family contributions. Mark an entry Secured and your gap goes down.
Dates Keep my awards
Most awards that renew need a minimum GPA and a number of credits each year. Copy the rules from each award letter or the scholarship’s terms. Use the cumulative GPA, since that’s what most awards check. Update it after every semester and we’ll recheck.
My loans
What each loan really costs, before you sign. Federal rates shown are for loans first paid out July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. You can decline any loan you don’t need, or take less than offered.
Payments assume equal monthly payments over the years you pick. For federal loans made on or after July 1, 2026, the standard plan is 10 years under $25,000 total, 15 years up to $50,000, 20 years up to $100,000 and 25 years above that. Longer terms mean lower payments but more interest. Interest on unsubsidized and PLUS loans also grows while the student is in school, so the real total can be higher. Parent PLUS loans made on or after July 1, 2026 are capped at $20,000 a year and $65,000 total per student, and they can’t use income based payment plans. Rates: studentaid.gov.
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Strategy suggestions
📋Start by adding any aid letters you've received. Then we'll suggest next steps.
Your next step
Find more money to close the gap
Check the matcher each semester. Update the GPA to see what opened up.