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College and Career Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Can you take the SAT's more than once?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Only if you fail it

2.

Going to a community college can help students gain access to a 4-year university if their high school GPA is low.

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

It is possible to get scholarships in areas other than athletics.

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

School counselors will always tell you what you need to know in order to get into schools.

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Two-year program

a)

Associates

b)

Bachelors

c)

Masters

6.

Another name for advanced degree

a)

Associates degree

b)

Doctoral degree

c)

Graduate degree

7.

Involves another two years of study beyond a bachelors degree.

a)

Doctoral degree

b)

Bachelors degree

c)

Masters degree

8.

The most advanced degree, often requires three years of study beyond a bachelor's degree.

a)

Doctoral degree

b)

Masters degree

c)

Associates degree

9.
SAT and the ACT are:
a)
scholarships for college
b)
achievement tests that you must take to get into college
c)
advanced placement classes
d)
tests you take to graduate college
10.
A scholarship is 
a)
money you pay back after you go to college
b)
money you earn that you don't have to pay  back to go to college
c)
an acceptance letter to college
d)
an advanced class
11.
AP classes ....
a)
are classes you take in college
b)
are classes you take in high school that you can earn college credit for
12.
Loans are
a)
money you take out to go to college that must be paid back
b)
money that organizations give you that you do not have to pay back
c)
money you get based on the grades you make
d)
money that you must earn through working on campus
13.
Requirements that colleges set that you must meet to be accepted to their school are called:
a)
admissions
b)
financial aide
c)
transcripts
d)
GPA
14.
What document contains all of your school records and is required to submit to a college when you apply?
a)
FASFA
b)
transcript
c)
GPA 
d)
resume
15.
A weighed GPA includes
a)
extra points for taking Pre-AP and AP classes
b)
no Pre-AP courses
c)
your middle school GPA
d)
college credit courses only
16.
A state school is typically
a)
less expensive than a private university
b)
more expensive than a private university
c)
is easier to get accepted to than other schools
d)
larger than a private school 
17.
If you graduate from a college you are considered an:
a)
alumi
b)
freshman
c)
graduate student
d)
senior
18.
You get what kind of degree from a community or junior college?
a)
Associate's degree
b)
Bachelor's degree
c)
Master's degree
d)
Doctorate 
19.
Your main field of study of study when you are in college?
a)
Major
b)
Minor
c)
degree plan
d)
masters degree
20.
A prerequisite is ... 
a)
a class required before you can take another class
b)
a class you take after an introductory class
c)
a college loan
d)
a meeting with your counselor
21.
Two major deciding factors on your acceptance to a college or university would be:
a)
Class rank and SAT/ACT scores
b)
GPA and popularity
c)
extra curricular activities and test scores
d)
Sports and grades
22.
What is the degree you earn after attending and graduating from a 4 year college program?
a)
Bachelor's degree
b)
Associate's degree
c)
Master's degree
d)
Doctorate degree
23.

A bachelor's degree awarded by an institution of high education.

a)

Graduate degree

b)

Admissions

c)

Tuition

d)

Undergraduation degree

24.

Money awarded based on financial need that does not need to be paid back.

a)

grant

b)

tuition

c)

financial aide

d)

loans

25.

The payment that is made to a university in order to be an enrolled student and attend class.

a)

loan

b)

tuition

c)

financial aide

d)

scholarship

26.

Money borrowed from a financial institution that requires repayment.

a)

tuition

b)

scholarship

c)

loans

d)

SAT

27.

A sum of money or other aid granted to a student, because of merit, need, to pursue their studies.

a)

scholarship

b)

tuition

c)

loan

d)

credit

28.

To withdraw from one college and enter another.

a)

tuition

b)

grant

c)

alumni

d)

transfer

29.

Money money money

a)

Scholarship

b)

Dean

c)

Advisor

30.
Internship: 
a)
The position of a student or trainee who works in an organization, sometimes without pay, in order to gain experience.
b)
The position of a student or trainee who works in an organization, always with pay, in order to gain experience.
c)
The position of a student or trainee who works in an organization, sometimes without pay, but with no goal in mind.
31.
An Associates Degree is:
a)
A degree from a community college that usually takes 2 years.
b)
A degree that usually takes 4 years from community college.
c)
A degree that usually takes 6 years to complete at a University.
32.
A "B.A." Degree stands for and means:
a)
Bachelor of Science.  Usually takes 4 years to complete.
b)
Bachelor of Arts.  Usually takes 4 years to complete.
c)
Bachelor of Arts.  Usually takes 6 years to complete.
d)
Bachelor of Science.  Usually takes 2 years to complete.
33.
Trade Schools are:
a)
Schools where you can earn a Bachelor's degree and usually take 4 years to complete.
b)
Schools where you focus on a specific skill for 6 to 18 months.  Completed after high school.
c)
A 2 year degree that is the same as an associates degree.
34.
A Doctoral Degree is:
a)
The highest degree you can earn.  Usually takes 8-10 years to complete.
b)
A degree that allows to you give advice to anyone who is sick, regardless it's a Doctoral degree in History or English.
c)
A Degree that allows you to practice Law.
35.

Student whose permanent residence is in a different state than that of the college or university.

a)

Private School

b)

Admissions

c)

Major

d)

Out of State Resident

36.

The act or process of accepting someone as a student at a school.

a)

major

b)

credit

c)

admissions

d)

grant

37.

Something that you officially must have or do before you can have or do something else.

a)

credit

b)

graduate degree

c)

admissions

d)

prerequisite

38.

The cost of a room in a dorm or residence hall.

a)

board

b)

room

c)

tuition

d)

financial aid

39.

The cost of meals provided by a college meal plan.

a)

room

b)

board

c)

tuition

d)

financial aid

40.

Part-time work students complete during colleges to earn money for expenses.

a)

grant

b)

alumni

c)

work study

d)

alumni

41.

Money awarded based on financial need that does not need to be paid back.

a)

grant

b)

tuition

c)

financial aide

d)

Work study

42.

A sum of money or other aid granted to a student, because of merit or need to pursue their studies.

a)

financial aid

b)

tuition

c)

scholarship

d)

alumni

43.

Money borrowed from a financial institution that requires repayment.

a)

tuition

b)

loan

c)

alumni

d)

grant

44.
Which of the following is NOT a soft skill?
a)
Professionalism
b)
Communication Skills
c)
Time management skills
d)
Typing skills
45.
Specific teachable abilities that can be defined and measured are
a)
Soft skills
b)
Hard skills
46.
Which of the following is the number 1 skill most valued by employers?
a)
Health & Safety
b)
Communication Skills
c)
Computer Skills
d)
Customer Service
47.
Effectively presenting your thoughts and ideas, verbally and in writing
a)
Teamwork
b)
Communication
c)
Perseverance
d)
Respect
48.
Putting forth my best effort to meet expectations.
a)
Punctuality
b)
Work Ethic
c)
Responsibility
d)
Decision Making
49.
Soft Skills are an important part of getting a job post high school.
a)
True
b)
False
50.
Specific teachable abilities that can be defined and measured are....
a)
Soft skills
b)
Hard skills