College Survival Quiz

A student who has not yet earned a bachelor's degree; also refers to the courses and instructional programs such a student enrolls in.

• graduate student

• high school student

• undergraduate student

What is the name of the official record that lists the college classes you have taken?

• Syllabus

• Classes

• Transcript

• Report Card

What office at a college or university is responsible for processing college applications?

• Front Desk

• Athletics

• Administration

• Admissions

How does a college measure your course work?

• Credit Hours

• Classes

• Electives

• Data

The free application that is filled out for financial aid is called:

• SAPPY

• FAFSA

• AP Exam

• Dual Enrollment

True or False: There are some colleges that do not require an ACT or SAT score.

• True

• False

Taking out a loan in college means:

• You get it for free

• You work while in college

• Your parents cover your costs

• You have to pay it back

This is an official document issued by a college or university indicating that a student has earned a certain degree.

• catalog

• transcript

• degree

• diploma

A classification based on the number of credit-hours you're taking; for example, your enrollment status may be full-time or half-time. Some loans or aid may be available only to students with a certain enrollment status, usually half-time or more.

• enrollment status

• admission status

• acceptance status

A comprehensive publication that provides a detailed overview of an institution, including its mission, programs, costs, admissions requirements, faculty and

administration, etc.

• Website

• Catalog

• Brochure

• Magazine