College Admissions

Fee required by most colleges for processing applications.

• FAFSA

• application fee

• room and board

• cost of attendance

A four-year degree in a certain subject.

• Associate's Degree

• Doctorate

• Bachelor's Degree

• Master's Degree

for well-rounded applicants.

• No change

• Colleges: for the most part,

• Colleges, for the most part

• Colleges--for the most part--

On the other hand, being well-rounded cannot always offset a poor academic record, Academics will always play some role in the college admissions process.

• No change

• record, though academics

• record--Academics--

• record: Academics

A written request for admission into a college or school

• Budget

• Application

• Interview

• Meal Plan

According to college admissions officers, the most rigorous courses are the most worthwhile: Advanced Placement courses, microbiology, and other college preparatory classes.

• No change

• worthwhile, Advanced

• worthwhile; Advanced

• worthwhile--Advanced

Which choice most effectively combines the two sentences?

• Applying for college can be very stressful, however, there are a number of resources available for those who need them.

• Applying for college can be very stressful: there are a number of resources available for those who need them.

• Applying for college can be very stressful, but there are a number of resources available for those who need them.

• Applying for college can be very stressful; nevertheless, there are number of resources available for those who need them.

The act of admitting or allowing to enter.

• Admission

• Academics

• Duty Station

• ASVAB

College readiness assessment is a standardized test for high school achievement and college admissions in the United States.

• ACT's

• SAT's

• ASVAB

• Academics

Which passage from the Article best supports the notion that moral character can be a deciding factor in whether or not a student is accepted into a college or university?

• Grandmas aside, students seeking advice on cleaning up their social media pages can also look online. Test preparation company Princeton Review offers tips for college applicants.

• The company also advises students to check their privacy settings. That way, they will know what can be seen publicly.

• At California's San Francisco University High School, college admissions counselors are paying attention to the growing trend.

• In April 2017, the university revoked the offers of admission it had previously made to 10 students. This happened after the students made offensive Facebook posts.