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You can use some of the average costs we have indicated or specific prices and budget items detailed in actual college financial aid awards you might receive. Some colleges offer on their Web sites sample budgets for their institution and geographical area. Estimating costs now will help give you some idea of what it will actually take to pay for college. You may also find this [form at www.pbs.org/payingforcol](form at www.pbs.org/payingforcol)lege.  \n1. College Charges per Year Tuition $   Fees $    \nThese may include charges for health services, insurance, activities, and recreation facilities. The average charge for tuition and fees in 2003–4 was $19,710 for four-year private colleges, $4,694 for in-state four-year public colleges, $11,740 for out-of-state four-year public colleges, and $1,905 for two-year public colleges.  \nOn-campus Room and Board $    \nThis figure includes rent for a dorm room or campus apartment, as well as meals. Normally utilities would be included here but not necessarily long-distance telephone calls. Average costs: $7,144 (four-year private), $5,942 (four-year public) .  \nTotal Charges Paid to College $    \n23359_ch01 .qxd  \n7/15/04  \n9:00  \nAM  \nPage  \n30  \n30 Paying for College  \n2. Additional Expenses  \nBooks and Supplies $    \nNational averages: $843 (four-year private), $817 (four-year public), $745 (two-year public) .  \nRent $    \nIf you are not living in college housing or with your family. Room and board charges for students living off-campus but not with their parents average between five and seven thousand dollars and include rent, food, and utilities.  \nUtilities $    \nIf you are not living in college housing or with your family. To itemize these charges, include such items as gas and electric service, cable, Internet, water, refuse collection, and oil.  \nTelephone $    \nCellular/mobile phone, and/or local and long-distance landline service.  \nFood $    \nGroceries, eating out, ordering in.  \nEntertainment $    \nMovies, newspapers, books, magazines, video games, CDs, DVD/video rentals or purchases, sports and concert tickets, etcetera.  \nPersonal Care $    \nHair care, toiletries, cleaning supplies.  \n23359_ch01 .qxd  \n7/15/04  \n9:00  \nAM  \nPage  \n31  \nPrinciple One: College is worth the cost 31  \nClothing $    \nNew clothes, laundry, dry cleaning.  \nMedical and Dental Care $    \nInsurance premiums, co-payments, prescriptions, glasses, and contacts.  \nTransportation and Travel $    \nAirfare, bus and subway rides, auto payments, auto insurance, gas, parking, maintenance, and repairs.  \nChild Care $    \nDay care, sitters, diapers. 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Total Resources Available for Your Education  \nFederal Pell Grant $    \n23359_ch01 .qxd  \n7/15/04  \n9:00  \nAM  \nPage  \n32  \n32 Paying for College  \nFederal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) $    \nState Grants and Scholarships $    \nInstitutional Grants and Scholarships $    \nAdditional Grants and Scholarships $    \nYour Savings $    \nParents’ Savings $    \nGifts from Relatives or Others $    \nFederal Work-study Award $    \nIncome from Other Employment $    \nTotal Nonloan Resources $    \nFederal Perkins Loan $    \nFederal Stafford Loan $    \nFederal PLUS Loan $    \nOther Loans (Home Equity, Private Loans) $    \nTotal Loans $    \nTotal Resources Available (Add Nonloan and Loan Resources) $    \n4. 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