A–G Requirements Quiz

What are the A–G requirements?

• A set of high school courses required for graduation

• A list of extracurricular activities needed for college admission

• A series of college entrance exams

• A sequence of high school courses required for admission to UC and CSU schools

Why is it important to meet the A–G requirements?

• To qualify for financial aid

• To ensure eligibility for admission to the University of California and California State University systems

• To graduate from high school

• To participate in college sports

Match the following financial terms with their definitions.

• Funds provided by an organization that do not need to be repaid.

• Scholarships

• Part-time employment that pays a student

• Loans

• Financial aid awarded based on merit or need, not requiring repayment.

• Grants

• Borrowed money that must be repaid with interest.

• Work/Study

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What is the minimum GPA requirement for admission to a UC school?

• 2.0

• 2.5

• 3.0

• 3.5

Which statement about private universities is true?

• They have the same admission requirements as public universities.

• They are typically larger than public universities.

• They may have specific admission requirements and religious affiliations.

• They only offer graduate programs.

What is the purpose of the Personal Insight Questions (PIQs) in the UC application?

• To test students' academic knowledge

• To assess students' financial needs

• To evaluate students' personal experiences and achievements

• To check students extra curricular involvements

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How many campuses are part of the California State University (CSU) system?

• 9

• 23

• 116

• 50

Which of the following is a benefit of attending a community college?

• Guaranteed admission to any UC school

• Lower tuition costs compared to four-year universities

• No need to meet A–G requirements

• Immediate entry into the workforce without further education

What should students do if they are unsure about their college readiness?

• Wait until senior year to start planning

• Talk to their EAOP coordinator and school counselors

• Avoid taking challenging courses

• Focus only on extracurricular activities

Which of the following is a key factor in choosing a college path after high school?

• The number of sports teams available

• The location of the campus

• The alignment of the college's programs with the student's career goals

• The size of the campus library