Rohan wants to understand what features define a rising career. Which of the following best describes such a career?
Module 1 Assessment Review

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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A career that offers opportunities for promotion and increased income, leading to higher social and economic status.
A career that involves frequent travel and physical activity during working hours.
A career in the automotive industry, specifically focused on car racing.
A career that allows remote work and the freedom to live in different places.
Answer explanation
An upwardly-mobile career is characterized by opportunities for promotion and increased earnings, which enhance social and economic status. The other options do not focus on career advancement.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Itzia is considering applying to several universities, including some with test-optional policies like Colorado College. As she plans her application strategy, what should Fatima consider regarding the SAT?
She should focus only on schools that do not require the SAT and skip the test altogether.
She should take the SAT in her junior year to assess her performance and retake the test in her senior year to improve her score.
She should avoid taking the SAT since some schools do not require it.
She should take the SAT multiple times to ensure she has the best possible score to send to all schools.
Answer explanation
Taking the SAT in junior year allows Itzia to gauge her abilities and improve her score by retaking it in senior year. This strategy is beneficial even for test-optional schools, as a strong score can enhance her application.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is the purpose of a letter of recommendation in the higher education application process? Please select the BEST answer.
To list the student's postsecondary preferences.
To summarize the applicant's academic achievements.
To provide a list of the applicant's extracurricular activities.
To provide information about a student from the perspective of their mentors who interact with them regularly.
Answer explanation
The purpose of a letter of recommendation is to provide insight on a student from the perspective of their mentors, highlighting their character, work ethic, and potential, which is crucial in the postsecondary application process.
4.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
Noah is applying for a scholarship and needs a letter of recommendation. What should the letter include? Select all that apply.
Relationship between the recommender and the recommended
Contact information of the recommender
Strengths, skills, and positive attributes of the student.
A physical description of the student.
Answer explanation
The letter should include the relationship between the recommender and Noah, the recommender's contact information, and highlight Noah's strengths and positive attributes. A physical description is not relevant.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which is NOT a good question to ask during a college visit?
What are the dorms like?
What is the average class size?
Where is the best place to get a burger and fries?
What extracurricular activities are available?
Answer explanation
Asking about the best place to get a burger and fries is not relevant to evaluating the college experience. The other questions focus on important aspects like dorms, class sizes, and extracurricular activities.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following questions should you NOT ask yourself when determining adjustment factors for selecting post-secondary options for your wish list?
Can I adjust my class schedule to have lunch with my friends?
Does this school accept my GPA and SAT score?
Can I afford this school?
What programs are offered at the institution?
Answer explanation
The question about fixing a class schedule for lunch with friends is not essential for determining fit factors. The other options focus on academic requirements, financial considerations, and program availability, which are crucial for selection.
7.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following are accurate explanations of how GPA fits into planning your postsecondary wish list? Select all that apply.
GPA has no impact on job applications after college.
GPA is important for college admissions and scholarship eligibility.
Each institution on my wish list has a chance of accepting me based on my GPA and SAT score.
GPA is primarily used to determine class rankings.
Answer explanation
GPA is crucial for college admissions and scholarships, as many institutions consider it alongside SAT scores when evaluating applicants.
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