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Financial Aid Budget Costs
After defining the Academic Calendar Year, and the Financial Aid year,
you will define budget costs based on that Academic Calendar year and
Financial Aid year. The budget costs help the Financial Aid department
determine the amount of aid needed. These budget costs will reflect the
average amount that a student in a specified program may be charged. Before
budget costs can be applied, the CAMS Manager must set up the Direct Cost
Types in the Glossary Table: FINAID Direct Costs. And set up budget values
in the FinBudgetLabels glossary table. Values for this table may include,
but are not limited to, tuition, housing, fees, books, loan fees, etc.
To Define Budget Costs:
- From the Academic
Year window, highlight the appropriate Academic Year, then
click the FA Year tab. Highlight
the appropriate Financial Aid Year, then click the Budgets
tab. The Yearly Budgets window displays.
- The selected Academic Year and FA Year display. Select
the appropriate Direct Cost Type (Glossary: FINAID DIRECT COSTS) from
the drop-down list. Any budget costs associated with this direct cost
type for the selected Academic and FA Years display in the list.
- To add a budget cost item, right-click in the data
grid. The Budget Costs detail
entry window displays.
- Select the appropriate Cost
Item (Glossary: FINBUDGETLABELS) from the drop-down list, and
then enter the dollar amount of the item.
- Click OK to
save this information, or Cancel
to exit without saving.
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