What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

What is the best definition for soft skills?

Interpersonal skills that are useful at any job.

Which statement about the relationship between soft skills and hard skills is true? Options: Hard skills can be taught, soft skills cannot. Soft skills are intrinsic, hard skills are extrinsic. Soft skills complement hard skills. Hard skills are harder to learn than soft skills.

Soft skills complement hard skills.

An employer offering to give you a reference means:

They are willing to recommend you to a future employer.

Showing up for work in the right clothes is important because it shows professionalism.

Because it shows professionalism.

Which of the following is an example of soft skills at work: Using good communication to defuse a tense customer service situation.

Using good communication to defuse a tense customer service situation.

What is the difference between constructive criticism and feedback?

Feedback is preferable to constructive criticism because it suggests improvements for the future.

Which statement is not an example of giving someone praise? Options: You completed the task on time., I think you’ll do a great job on this task., Hopefully you’ll do better next time., You completed the task satisfactorily.

Hopefully you’ll do better next time.

Grants are a form of gift aid that you aren’t required to repay unless:

You switch your enrollment status.

The goal of filling out the FAFSA is to:

Give schools a picture of your financial situation so they can determine how much help you need.

Who is required to log in and fill out their portion of a FAFSA application: Only the student. Students and parents on separate FSA accounts. Students and parents on one FSA account. Only the parents of the student.

Students and parents on one FSA account.

Your Student Aid Index (SAI) is important because:

It's a measurement of what the government thinks you can contribute to your education, which helps determine your financial need.

Payments on federal student loans are typically due:

When you graduate or stop attending school.

Some scholarships are very competitive, so it’s best to:

Apply to a mix of scholarship types and award amounts.

All things equal, you’ll have the best chance of winning a scholarship that: Requires a specific GPA, essay, and extracurriculars.

Requires a specific GPA, essay, and extracurriculars.

Legit scholarship applications will not require: Academic information, like your GPA and transcripts; Personal information, like your birthday and address; Financial information, like the amount you’ve saved for college; All of the above.

Financial information, like the amount you’ve saved for college.

A rule of thumb for writing scholarship essays is:

Take the time to create a fresh outline for every essay, even if it’s time-consuming.

Being successful in any field requires soft skills, which include: Critical thinking skills to problem-solve issues as they arise.

Critical thinking skills to problem-solve issues as they arise.

Professionalism in the workplace is demonstrated in many ways, including: Your willingness to do extensive training at a lower pay. Your ability to improvise in areas you aren’t yet trained in. Your attitude towards your colleagues and customers. None of the above.

Your attitude towards your colleagues and customers.

Most college alternative job paths require:

A high school diploma or GED and an application or interview process.

Which of the following statements about college alternative paths is not true: Most require some type of intensive training or certification. Your earning potential will be for sure less than if you were to go to college. It can be harder to switch between career fields because you get hyper-focused training. None of the above—they’re all true.

Your earning potential will be for sure less than if you were to go to college.

A perk of choosing a college alternative path is that:

You learn specific skills that are immediately applicable.

It’s true that most college alternative paths can be completed in a shorter amount of time because:

They require hard work and long hours to meet requirements.

What is a career field?

A group of jobs all related to a similar skill or area.

Which of the following are undergraduate college degrees? Associate & bachelor’s degrees , Associate & doctorate degrees , Master’s & doctorate degrees , Bachelor’s & master’s degrees

Associate & bachelor’s degrees

True or false: Jobs in the healthcare, engineering, and business industries are the only ones that can earn over $80,000.

False. There are jobs in all industries that can earn high salaries.

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is in-state tuition?

Back

A lower tuition rate available to residents of the state that the school is in.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

True or False: if you don’t have at least a 3.8 GPA, you won’t qualify for any scholarships.

Back

False

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What are the most common student statuses? Options: Major Undeclared and Declared, Part-time and Full-time, On-campus and Off-campus, Alumni and Current

Back

Part-time and Full-time

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Why could textbooks be “dangerous” to your budget?

Back

They’re often unexpectedly expensive

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What cost is generally the most expensive for a year of college?

Back

Tuition

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is a meal plan?

Back

A prepaid account that you use to buy food on campus.

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

How many credits do you usually need to take in order to be considered full-time?

Back

12

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