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Paragraph body copy- Rubik, 18 px. Header styling on full-width page snippets is styled through CSS. You cannot change the default header sizes for many full-width snippets without breaking it. H2 and H3 headers are the most common headers on a full-width page since the Hero is your H1. Hero snippets are optional on sidebar pages, so if the page doesn't have a Hero, this you'll need to start the page with a Header 1.

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• Why is it important?

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• What expenses are included?

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• How does the OSU Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid determine what "average expenses" are?

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• How can I find out what my COA is?

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• How can I cut costs?

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• What if I think my personal costs are in excess of the average COA?

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• I'm living off-campus now, instead of on-campus. Does that make any difference?

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• What expenses might I have that cannot be included?

  Housing and meals is an allowance for the student only during periods of enrollment (fall, spring, and/or summer semesters). Students who have dependents, such as a spouse or children, cannot include the housing and meals costs of those dependents in the housing and meals allowance. These costs are actually taken into account when the Expected Family Contribution is calculated off the results of a student's FAFSA.
  
  Car payments cannot be included because purchase costs of a vehicle (which would include car loan payments) are specifically prohibited from being included in the COA. (An allowance for car insurance and maintenance is provided for in the Travel/ Transportation component of the COA.)
  
  Refundable deposits for housing or utilities cannot be included, nor can debt on a credit card, job search costs or Greek membership fees and associated costs.
  
  This list is not comprehensive; please contact the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid if you are not sure whether some of your educational costs are included in the components described above.

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