Unit 3 College and Career Test

What is the first step in exploring different career options?

• Deciding on a college major

• Identifying your interests and skills

• Looking for available jobs in the market

• Asking friends what they plan to do

Which of the following shouldn't be on a resume?

• Education

• Work Experience

• Skills

• Weaknesses

• Objective Statement

What's the difference between sticker and net price for college?

• The sticker price is how much college costs after scholarships and grants.

• Net price is how much college costs after scholarships and grants.

• Sticker and

  Net price are calculated together through FAFSA to determine indirect costs of college.

• Net Price is what's left over on your paycheck after they take out taxes.

What should I do if I don't have much to put on a resume?

• Wait to apply for jobs until I have experience.

• Makeup experiences and qualifications.

• Get more involved in school or get a job that requires no experience.

• Skip school to gain employment.

What is the primary purpose of a resume?

• To provide a detailed list of personal references

• To outline your educational background and work experience

• To explain why you need a job

• To list your hobbies and interests

What should a cover letter include?

• A detailed list of all your previous jobs

• An explanation of why you are the best fit for the position

• Your salary expectations

• A copy of your high school transcript

What is the benefit of applying for grants and scholarships?

• They provide work experience

• They have to be repaid after graduation

• They reduce the need for student loans

• They are only available for graduate students

When should you start exploring career options?

• After graduating from college

• During your final year of high school

• As early as possible

• Once you have a job

Which of the following is not a good interview strategy?

• Practice questions with a friend or family.

• Research the company.

• Firm handshake and eye contact.

• Have questions prepared for the interviewer ahead of time.

• Follow-up each day after the interview with a phone call to the manager until they hire you.

How can you increase your chances of receiving a scholarship?

• By applying to a single scholarship

• By waiting until the last minute to apply

• By applying to as many scholarships as possible

• By only focusing on scholarships for high grades