Types of College

What does HBCU stand for?

• Higher Black College University

• Historically Black Colleges and Universities

• Historic Black Community University

• Higher Basic College Units

What is a unique benefit of online learning?

• Geographic flexibility

• More financial aid opportunities

• Guaranteed small class sizes

• More social interaction

What is typically required for admission to a 4-year college?

• Work experience only

• High school diploma, standardized test scores, and transcripts

• Associate degree completion

• Letter of recommendation only

What is typically the highest degree you can earn at a 2-year college?

• Bachelor’s Degree

• Associate Degree

• Master’s Degree

• Doctoral Degree

When considering online education, students should be aware that:

• All programs are self-paced

• Technology requirements are minimal

• Regular internet access is essential

• In-person meetings are required weekly

What is the primary difference between public and private universities?

• Private universities are always more expensive

• Public universities only accept in-state students

• Private universities have better academic programs

• Public universities receive government funding

What is typically the main factor that makes out-of-state universities more expensive than in-state options?

• Higher textbook costs

• More expensive meal plans

• Non-resident tuition rates

• Transportation expenses

What are the two main categories of a four-year college or university?

• Public and Private

• Vocational and Liberal

• Community and Technical

• Private and for-profit

What is the difference between a bachelor’s degree and an associate’s degree?

• Bachelor’s is two years, Associate’s is four years

• Bachelor’s is at a private institution, Associate’s is at a public one

• Bachelor’s is four years, Associate’s is two years

• Bachelor’s is out-of-state tuition, Associate’s is in-state tuition

What is a significant advantage of attending a community college?

• Guaranteed admission to Ivy League universities

• Lower tuition costs compared to four-year universities

• Automatic job placement after graduation

• Dormitory living experience