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College Readiness

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a fee that is paid for instruction in college?

a)

Fare

b)

Tuition

c)

Income

d)

Grants

2.

What is money awarded for achievement, skills, talents or financial need?

a)

Loans

b)

Scholarships

c)

Tuition

d)

Salary

3.

What is money borrowed from a bank or institution for the purpose of attending college?

a)

Scholarship

b)

Grant

c)

Loan

d)

Credit card

4.

What is the form used to file for financial aid? (Hint: Going to college next year? You can file now through June 30, 2019)

a)

FANTA

b)

NAFTA

c)

FAFSA

d)

FICA

5.

What is money given to students based on financial need?

a)

Scholarships

b)

Tips

c)

Grants

d)

Loans

6.

What is a copy of your official record of high school grades called?

a)

Transmission

b)

Transcript

c)

Report Card

d)

Progress report

7.

What high school classes could possibly offer you college credit?

a)

EOC Classes

b)

AP Classes

c)

SAT Classes

d)

ACT Classes

8.

These are the two tests used for college admissions and merit scholarships.

a)

ACT

b)

PSAT

c)

EOC

d)

SAT

9.

What subject is covered on the ACT but not on the SAT?

a)

Math

b)

Written Expression

c)

Social Studies

d)

Science

10.

How many credits do you need to earn a diploma in Georgia?

a)

23

b)

21

c)

15

d)

40

11.

You can enroll in this program and begin taking college courses during junior and senior year(s) in high school?

a)

Advanced Placement

b)

Move On When Ready/Early College

c)

Honors Courses

d)

Early Graduation

12.

This college admissions process allows students to be accepted to college during the first semester of their senior year

a)

Early Start

b)

Early Graduation

c)

Gifted Selection

d)

Early Decision/Early Action

13.

A rolling admission allows students to be accepted?

a)

Early

b)

Late

c)

Immediately

d)

Never

14.

You should allow someone like a teacher or parent to review your college essay?

a)

False

b)

True

15.

These are two other factors colleges consider when decided on admissions.

a)

Driving record

b)

Extracurricular activities

c)

Community service

d)

How many times you have been grounded in the last year.

16.

This is earned when all college requirements are completed.

a)

Degree

b)

Job

c)

Diploma

d)

GED

17.

Students pursuing two degrees at the same time are?

a)

Double majors

b)

Double minded

c)

Doublemint twins

d)

Double trouble

18.

Your main area of study is considered to be your_________

a)

Minor

b)

Major

c)

Career

d)

Course of study

19.

A bachelor's usually takes this long to complete

a)

One year

b)

Two years

c)

10 years

d)

Four years

20.

This is a college student who has not received a bachelor's degree.

a)

A graduate

b)

An undergraduate

c)

A transient student

d)

A transfer student

21.

These institutions of higher learning are supported by state and local taxes.

a)

Public colleges and universities

b)

HBCU's

c)

PWI's

d)

Private colleges and universities

22.

What are Historically Black Colleges and Universities?

a)

Public colleges and universities

b)

Institutions of higher learning in which Whites account for 50% or greater of student enrollment.

c)

Institutions of higher education in the United States that were established before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 with the intention of primarily serving the African-American community.

d)

No longer important/relevant

23.

A PWI (Predominantly White Institution) is defined as this?

a)

An institution that is all white

b)

An institution that does not accept students of color

c)

Illegal

d)

An institution of higher learning in which White students account for 50% or greater of the student enrollment.

24.

The following college/university is located in metro Atlanta.

a)

UGA

b)

Agnes Scott

c)

Tuskegee

d)

Paine College

25.

A group of eight old, distinguished colleges and universities in the East, known for their ivy-covered buildings.

a)

Ivy League

b)

Tech schools

c)

HBCU's

d)

Public colleges and universities