CR301: College Readiness Quiz

What factors should you consider when choosing a major?

• Location, popularity, and salary potential.

• Family expectations, peer pressure, and societal norms.

• Interests, skills, career goals, job prospects, and personal values.

• Course difficulty, class schedule, and extracurricular activities.

What is the first step in the college application process?

• Research and choose colleges

• Pay application fee

• Write personal statement

• Submit test scores

What is the purpose of a college essay?

• To provide insights into the applicant's personality, experiences, and goals.

• To highlight extracurricular activities and community involvement.

• To demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language.

• To showcase academic achievements and test scores.

What is the recommended timeline for starting college applications?

• During the summer before your senior year of high school

• During the summer after your senior year of high school.

• During the spring of your senior year of high school.

• During the summer before your junior year of high school.

How long does it typically take to complete a bachelor's degree?

• 3 years

• 5 years

• 7 years

• 4 years

What is the difference between a university and a college?

• A college focuses more on vocational and technical programs, while a university offers more traditional academic programs.

• A university typically has larger class sizes compared to a college.

• A college is usually more affordable than a university.

• University offers a wider range of academic programs and degrees compared to a college.

How many credit hours do you need to be a full time student?

• 5 credit hours

• 9 credit hours

• 10 credit hours

• 12 credit hours

A specific subject area that students specialize in.

• major

• bachelors

• masters

• minor

A degree awarded by a college or university to a person who has completed typically four years of undergraduate studies.

• associate's degree

• bachelor's degree

• master's degree

• doctorate

A degree awarded by a graduate school or department, usually to a person who has completed at least one to three years of graduate study.

• associate's degree

• bachelor's degree

• master's degree

• doctorate