su awards budget sheet
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Budget Sheet
5. What do I put down for government funding?
If you have received government funding in the form of student loans please list thisamount in the appropriate cell in the yearly expenses chart. This includes all loan and
grant funding. If you have received any other scholarships or bursaries, please list this
in the appropriate cell in the yearly expenses chart. Do not list grant funding received
from your student loans in the bursaries section.
Further questions can be directed to the Awards Administrator at
2. What do I put down for net income?
4. What if I have a monthly expense that is listed as a yearly expense on the
budget sheet?
Frequently Asked Questions
1. The amount I make each month is not always the same and some of my
expenses also vary. How should I list these amounts?you are unsure o t e exact amount o an tem you can prov e an est mate or an
average amount. For example, if you work part-time and your income fluctuates, or if
your utility bills vary from month-to-month, please provide the average amount that youreceive or a .
Budget Sheet Instructionss orm w ma e a ca cu a on o your s or a or surp us ase on e resource an
expense information provided for the 2013/2014 academic year. Please fill in the
applicable shaded cells below with your yearly or monthly amounts as instructed. You
will only need to fill in the shaded boxes that apply to you. For example, if you are not
receiving band funding, please leave this cell blank. If you are unsure of the exact
amount for some items please provide an estimate. Once you have completed this
form, please name it using the following format: lastname-firstname-document
(Example: John Smith is uploading a budget. Smith-John-Budget) and include it with
your document uploads on the second last page of the SU Awards application form on
Bearsden.
If you or your spouse are currently employed, please enter the NET income amount,
which is the amount you take home after taxes are deducted from your pay cheque.
3. What do I put for my number of months of study?
or mont y expenses t at are ste as year y expenses on t e orm, you can mu t p y
the amount by the number of months study you are enrolled in and include it in the
yearly expense section, or, insert a new field in the monthly amount section. For
example, if you have monthly medical, dental, or optical, expenses you can include this
in the expense section of the monthly resources chart by specifying the expense under
"other" and including the amount in the cell next to it. You can also multiply the monthly
amount by the number of months you are enrolled in and include it next to the
medical/dental/o tical cell in the earl ex enses chart.
or t e e t at as s you to enter t e num er o mont s o stu y, you w nput t e
number of months that you are enrolled in for 2013/2014. For example, if you are
enrolled from September - April, you will put 8; if you are enrolled from September -
July, you will put 11.
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Budget Sheet
Income Amount Expenses Amount
Spouse's Net Income
from Employment:
Accommodation:(Rent/Mortgage, etc.)
Applicant's Net Income
From Employment:
Utilities (includes power, heat,
water & basic telephone):
Band Funding: Food/Personal Care:
Child Support/Alimony: Clothing:
Child Tax Credit: Child Care:
Other (Specify): Cell phone:
Credit Card Minimum
Pa ment:
Transportation:
Other (Specify):
Total Monthly
Income:0 Total Monthly Expenses: 0
Income for the year: 0 Expenses for the year: 0
Income Amount Expenses Amount
Income for the year: 0 Expenses for the year: 0
Savings: Tuition and Fees:
From parents: Books and Supplies:
Government Funding
(including grants):Medical/Dental/Optical:
Scholarships and/orBursaries :
Other (Specify):
Other (Specify):
Total Income: 0 Total Expenses: 0
Surpus(Shortfall) : 0
Yearly Expenses Chart:
Enter number of months of study:
BUDGET FOR Fall 2013/Winter 2014
Monthly Expenses Chart:
Enter your yearly resources and expenses in the chart below
Enter your monthly resources and expenses in the chart below