Postsecondary Options Review

When a student completes an internship at a local daycare because they are interested in a career in teaching, which opportunity have they taken advantage of?

• Dual enrollment opportunities

• AP Courses

• Work-based learning options

• Extracurricular activities

Every postsecondary educational institution requires:

• An essay.

• An application for admission.

• A portfolio.

• Letters of recommendation.

When considering a student for admissions, what do most colleges look for?

• Number of siblings the student has.

• How many teachers they had.

• Grades the students earned.

• If the student has traveled abroad.

Four-year colleges usually transfer credits from:

• Apprenticeships.

• Internships.

• Military workshops.

• Community and technical colleges.

Which is an example of a CTSO (Career Technical Student Organization)?

• Beta club

• FFA

• Candy Stripers

• Golf team

What is the only type of degree offered at a community college?

• Associate's

• Bachelor's

• Master's

• Ph.D.

Community colleges have an open-door admissions policy. What does this mean?

• Any student who has graduated from high school or earned a GED can enroll

• Only students from specific zip codes are eligible for admission

• Students are required to submit letters of recommendation

• Students must have a high GPA to be admitted

The SAT and ACT are what kind of tests?

• Subject-specific tests

• Career assessment tests

• Standardized college admission tests

• Graduation requirement tests

Which of the following are types of scholarships?

• Merit-based, need-based, athletic

• Parental-based, government-funded, private

• Short-term, long-term, renewable

• Undergraduate, graduate, doctoral

What type of financial aid must be paid back?

• Grants

• Scholarships

• Work-study programs

• Loans