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In estimating your expected family contribution,
we have evaluated the information that you have provided to us. The expected contribution
includes a parent contribution and your student contribution which incorporates a
summer work expectation and a contribution from your assets (if applicable). We will
confirm or revise the estimated contribution during the summer after we have received
and evaluated all required documents.
In determining a student’s financial need, we also take into consideration
the relative fees of institutions attended by siblings of our students. If there
is a change in their attendance, your aid may be affected. For example, if a sibling
does not enroll, or changes enrollment to a less expensive school, your Smith grant
aid could decrease. We will confirm enrollments in the fall and adjust aid packages
as necessary.
You must reapply for financial aid each year
you attend Smith College, and your aid will be recalculated each year based on your
parent(s)’ and your
most recent tax returns and information. Changes in income or circumstances, or changes
in sibling enrollment may affect the amount of aid you receive each year. In addition,
we will expect you to contribute slightly more from your summer earnings after your
first year.
In estimating your
expected student contribution, we have evaluated the information you have provided
to us. The amount of your award was determined by subtracting the calculated student
contribution from your total annual college educational budget. Your eligibility
for assistance will be recalculated each year. Changes in your circumstances, enrollment
and/or housing can affect the amount of aid you receive. If you are currently employed,
but have indicated that you will not continue to work in the upcoming academic year, your eligibility
has been based on estimated academic year income. All students are expected to contribute
a minimum amount to their education from income or personal resources. |
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