FPL VOCAB 03: College Admissions

Kyle and Gabby are discussing their college plans. Kyle mentions that due to his college credits earned through AOF, he might get...

• Sophomore standing

• Class Rank

• Placement Tests

• Early Decision

• Early Action

When applying to college, Emma received an admission decision earlier, but must agree to enroll immediately if accepted. With which option did Emma apply?

• SAT Placement tests

• Early Action

• Coalition Application

• Early Decision

• Early Admission

During a study session, Gabby asked her friends what the SAT stands for. What is the correct answer?

• School Achievement Test

• Standardized Achievement Test

• Standardized Admission Test

• School Admission Test

• Standardized Acceptance Test

Jaxon and Ella are considering their college application options. With _____ they would receive an admission decision earlier, but are not required to attend if accepted.

• SAT Placement tests

• Early Action

• Coalition Application

• Early Decision

• Early Admission

Bella and Emma's performance on these will help determine if they need remedial courses...

• SAT Subject Tests

• Standardized Tests

• ACT or SAT

• Placement tests

• All of these are correct

Kenzie and Bella visit the Registrar to:

• Take a placement test

• Obtain or review Financial Aid

• Apply to College

• Schedule Courses

• Obtain permanent records

When Ethan applied to college, he was asked to submit his _______ as the official record of his course work.

Kiera and Cathryn are discussing how academic achievement is measured. Which of the following is a common method they might mention?

• SAT

• ACT

• Grade Point Average

• Placement Tests

Bella and Joey are preparing for college and are taking these tests, which are also known as college entrance exams, designed to help colleges evaluate student readiness for college-level work.

• Placement Tests

• Admissions Tests

• Neither is true

• Both are true

Eamonn and Ethan are exploring their options for Financial Aid. Financial Aid is...

• Gift Aid such as Scholarships and Grants

• Loans given by the Federal Government

• Money given or loaned to you from multiple sources

• All of these are true