Post Secondary Education

What does GPA stand for?

• Great personal attitude.
• Grade percent average.
• Grade point average.
• Good painting artists.

The SAT and ACT tests are both:

• Not important for college.
• High school electives.
• Tests taken in elementary school.
• College entrance exams.

Tuition is:

• The money you pay for college classes.
• Degree you earn from a college.
• A way to get high school credits.
• The latest phone by Samsung.

What is the name of someone who is working toward a Bachelor's Degree?

• A master's student.
• Undergraduate
• A doctoral student.
• A high school freshman.

A Doctoral Degree is:

• The lowest degree you can earn.
• Not available in the United States.
• The highest degree you can earn.
• One of the classes you take in high school.

Scholarships are:

• Free money for college.
• A cruise for smart people.
• Money you have to pay back after college.
• Meetings with your advisor.

AP stands for:

• Apple pie.
• Advanced Placement
• Acceptance practice.
• Algebra puzzles.

Most jobs today require __________after high school

• education
• training 
• employment
• training or education 

Learn a job while you work. Some examples are construction worker, plumber, cabinet maker, salesperson waiter and cook. 

• On the job training
• Apprenticeship
• Vocational Training

Learn a job through a combination of classroom and on-the-job training. Some examples are chef, electrician, painter and carpenter

• Military 
• On-the-Job Training
• Apprenticeship