Q4. CCR: Grants

What is the primary purpose of college grants?

• To repay student loans

• To fund college parties

• To provide free money that does not require repayment

• To cover only athletic expenses

Which of the following is a requirement for most grants?

• Being a top athlete

• Having a high GPA

• Demonstrating financial need

• Knowing a foreign language

What is the main difference between scholarships and grants?

• Grants are only awarded to students with athletic abilities

• Scholarships require repayment

• Grants are only for undergraduate students

• Scholarships may be need-based or merit-based, while grants are typically need-based

Which program has been helping students fund their college educations since 1972?

• State Grants

• The Federal TEACH Grant

• The Federal Pell Grant

• The Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

What must students fill out to check their eligibility for federal grant programs?

• ACT

• SAT

• College application

• FAFSA

Which type of grant requires recipients to agree to a predetermined term of service?

• Federal Pell Grant

• Grant-for-service

• Scholarships

• Merit-based grants

What happens if a student fails to meet their obligations under a grant-for-service program?

• The grant is renewed automatically

• The grant amount is doubled

• The grant will revert to a standard student loan

• Nothing, the grant is a gift

Which of the following is NOT a source of grants for college-bound students?

• Federal and State Governments

• Colleges and Universities

• Social media platforms

• Public and Private Organizations

Name three (3) popular federal grants.

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Which group of students is a large section of the national student body, and there are a large number of grant programs that target this group?

• Women and minorities

• Students over 40 years old

• Athletes

• International students