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EFCExpected Family Contribution
EFCExpect(ed) Further Clearance
EFCEvangelical Free Church
EFCEducation for the Children (various organizations)
EFCEarth Final Conflict (science fiction)
EFCEverton Football Club
EFCEuropean Federation of Corrosion
EFCEssendon Football Club (Melbourne, Australia)
EFCEpping Forest College (UK)
EFCExpenditure Finance Committee (India)
EFCEuropean Foundation Centre (Belgium)
EFCEssex Field Club (UK)
EFCÉcole Française de Comptabilité (French: French School of Accounting)
EFCEvangelical Fellowship of Canada
EFCEstablecimiento Financiero de Credito (Spanish: Credit Association)
EFCEducation Finance Council (Washington, DC)
EFCEastfield College
EFCElectronic Filing Cabinet
EFCEncrypted Fair Copy
EFCEnterprise Fabric Connectivity
EFCExtended Flow Control
EFCEconomic and Financial Committee (EU)
EFCElectronic Fee Collection
EFCEstimated Final Cost (production)
EFCÉvreux Football Club (French football club)
EFCEnergy Future Coalition
EFCEmerging from Conflict (Stanley Foundation; Muscatine, IA)
EFCEquivalent Full Charge
EFCÉcole Française de Descente de Canyon (French: French School of Descent Canyon)
EFCEnglish for Commerce
EFCEntreprise Familiale Centenaire (French: Centennial Family Business)
EFCÉvacuation de Fumées et de Chaleur (French: Evacuation of Smoke and Heat; ventilation)
EFCÉlectricité Froid Climatisation (French: Cold Air Power)
EFCEducation Facilities Clearinghouse (US Department of Education)
EFCEffective Family Contribution (scholarship/grant formula)
EFCElectronic Flow Control
EFCError, Fraud and Corruption
EFCÉnergie, Finance, Carbone (French: Energy, Finance, Carbon)
EFCElmwood Fitness Center (Louisiana)
EFCEnterprise Fabric Connectivity (software)
EFCElectronic Filing Center (tax returns)
EFCExpertise Finance Conseil (French: Expertise Finance Council)
EFCEnchanted Forest Chronicles (book series)
EFCExpeditionary Force Canteen (UK)
EFCEconomic Forecasting Center
EFCEleven Fingered Charlie (band)
EFCEnemy Flag Carrier (gaming)
EFCÉcole Française des Casinos (French: French School of Casinos)
EFCElectronic Fundraising Company PLC (Electrofunco)
EFCEngineered Fabrics Corporation
EFCEngineering Flight Computer
EFCExpected Further Clearance (time)
EFCExpertise Formation Conseil (French: Expertise Training Council)
EFCExternally Focused Church (Malaysia)
EFCEco-Friendly Cleaning
EFCEnabled, then Firing Continuously (STRPN transition)
EFCEntrepreneur Friendly Community (various locations)
EFCEffective Full Charge
EFCEarth Fault Current
EFCExtended Fast Connect
EFCElementary Function Computation
EFCEntrance Facility Charge
EFCElectro Federation of Canada, Inc
EFCExtraneous Function Call (software fault)
EFCElectric Feeder Center
EFCElectric Frequency Control
EFCEngineering Field Change
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Accordingly, if Grandma gives your child $30,000 to put in his own college savings account, you have just added at least $6000 to your Expected Family Contribution.
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Finally, adjust the calculation of need so that it is possible for the expected family contribution to drop below $0 for the most severely poor students; this will allow them to accept as much financial aid (and subsidized loans) as they need to ensure their college costs are covered.
Conditional pell dollars miss students who need them most
Their analysis focuses on Florida high school graduates in the 1999-2000 academic year who submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application, whose Expected Family Contribution (EFC) falls between $590 and $2,590, and who demonstrate readiness for postsecondary study in STEM disciplines.
Financial Barriers to STEM Study in College: Causal Effect Estimates of Need-Based Grants on the Pursuit and Completion of Courses and Degrees in STEM Fields
Holy Cross has a high sticker price, but it also has something to help it meet that 25 percent goal: a commitment to meet every student's demonstrated financial aid, which is the difference between their expected family contribution and the cost of attending.
Helping hand; Pells boost area college students
If you don't know those stand for Early Decision, Early Action, Expected Family Contribution, and Preliminary SAT (which used to stand for Scholastic Aptitude Test, but now is an empty acronym)/National Merit Scholar Qualifying Test, you've got some brushing up to do.
"We're #1"--so what?
The student must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to determine the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
The post 9/11 GI Bill: a way to pay for your dependents' college: the combination of the funding from the new G.I. Bill and the higher education opportunities act of 2008, makes it possible for military families to afford post-secondary education for not only for their neurotypical sons and daughters, but their children with disabilities as well
Failing to complete a FAFSA makes little sense especially when families may qualify for maximum federal and possibly state financial awards under the automatic zero Expected Family Contribution (EFC) calculation.
Parental mistakes can be costly
The FAFSA collects information about your income and financial situation, which determines your expected family contribution, or how much your family can afford to pay.
How to negotiate a better financial aid package: use these tips to get the best deal on college financing
To determine if a student has financial need, the aid formula compares how much it costs a student to attend a particular college and an estimate of how much the student or student and family can afford to pay toward the cost--called the expected family contribution (EFC).
Federal Student Aid Formula: Cost-of-Living Adjustment Could Increase Aid to a Small Percentage of Students in High-Cost Areas but Could Also Further Complicate Aid Process
One tax professional sought help with an expected family contribution (EFC) of $72,000, to pay for a daughter attending a $50,000-per-year private college and a son who chose a state school that cost $22,000.
The 'college doctor' is in: Londonderry firm helps families plan, pay for higher education
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