Module 1 Review Game

Which of the following is NOT a sub-test of the ACT?

• Foreign Language

• English

• Reading

• Science

• Math

Numerous studies have shown that college graduates enjoy many benefits that enhance the quality of their lives, long term. Research findings indicate that college graduates have:

• Better employment and promotion opportunities

• Better housing options

• Greater access to quality health care and medical facilities

• More disposable income to spend for hobbies, leisure time activities, and vacations

• All of these answers are correct.

When considering the 'financial fit' of college, which of the following should you NOT consider?

• Does the college have a school mascot?

• What is the average salary for a graduate in your field? Will you be able to afford the student loan payment after you graduate?

• Does the financial aid package fit your family's budget?

• Does the college offer financial aid (other than student loans)?

• How much debt does the average graduate have?

Fill in the blank: It is important to consider the _______ of the college when thinking about financial fit.

• location

• mascot

• sports teams

• cafeteria menu

What are some components to consider when thinking about your 'social fit' at a college or university? (Choose all that apply)

• Is the school small or large? Urban or rural?

• Does the college have orientation programs?

• Does the college offer structured ways for you to make friends, meet people, and adjust to campus?

• Is the school too far away or too close to home?

• Does the college offer on-campus housing?

When considering 'Academic Fit,' you should consider the following questions:

• Does this institution retain and graduate students like you?

• Do graduates get jobs?

• Will I be able to get an apprenticeship or internship?

• Can I join a social club?

A "reach school" is one that has:

• a) a higher ACT or GPA requirement than your score, but is a school you would really like to apply to attend.

• b) an impossible ACT or GPA requirement and you would never be admitted to that school.

• c) a very high tuition cost.

• d) more academic programs than athletic programs.

An "open access" school means that:

• there are no standard ACT scores and GPA for admission - everyone who applies for admission is accepted.

• the campus is open for anyone to come and go as they please.

• there is no out of state tuition.

• any athlete can play their sport at the college.

Fill in the blank: A "reach school" is one that has a ______ ACT or GPA requirement than your score, but is a school you would really like to apply to attend.

• lower

• higher

• equal

• no

In order to consider if you are a good "academic fit" for a college, you should look at what components?

• Your GPA and ACT scores

• Your class schedule

• Your career interest survey

• Your family's financial situation.