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Education and Training Vocab

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a community college?

a)

a two-year degree achieved after completing 60 credit hours

b)

a two-year college that offers associate's degrees and certificates

c)

a four-year degree offered by colleges or universities

d)

a school funded primarily through personal or private contributions

2.

What is a public college?

a)

a school that is funded primarily by state or federal government programs

b)

a two-year college that offers associate's degrees and certificates

c)

a school funded primarily through personal or private contributions

3.

What is a private college?

a)

a school funded primarily through personal or private contributions

b)

a two-year college that offers associate's degrees and certificates

c)

schools that offered specialized programs to prepare students for a specific trade or industry

4.

What is a career college (vocational school)?

a)

a school funded primarily through personal or private contributions

b)

schools that offered specialized programs to prepare students for a specific trade or industry

c)

a two-year college that offers associate's degrees and certificates

5.

When a student submits the required documents and credentials to a college they want to attend, they have completed:

a)

graduation

b)

induction

c)

orientation

d)

the application

6.

Once a student has met the entrance requirements of an institution and is chosen by the college to attend, they have entered into:

a)

graduation

b)

admission

c)

acceptance

d)

application

7.

When applying to a college, it is important to also file your _________ to see if you are eligible for grants to help with paying for college.

a)

FASFA

b)

ASVAB

c)

SAT

d)

ACT

8.

This exam is required by many colleges across the country and tests students on social students, math and English:

a)

FASFA

b)

ACT

c)

SAT

d)

ASVAB

9.

This exam is required by many colleges across the country and tests students on math, English and science:

a)

ASVAB

b)

ACT

c)

SAT

d)

FASFA

10.

Unlike high school students, college students must pay fees for their classes called:

a)

expenditures

b)

financial aid

c)

tuition

11.

Because college is costly, there is _____________ available, such as grants, scholarships and loans.

a)

tuition

b)

financial aid

c)

expenditures

12.

In order to complete a degree to become a doctor, you would need to study the _________ of pre-medicine.

a)

concentration

b)

school

c)

major

d)

degree

13.

In college, many students complete ________________, which allow them to get college credit and hands-on experience in their major.

a)

internships

b)

apprenticeships

c)

on-the-job training

14.

When workers trained in a specific skill provide a set amount of labor in exchange for extensive training, they complete:

a)

an internship

b)

on-the-job training

c)

an apprenticeship

15.

College students that have completed 60 credit hours, maintained a 2.0 or higher and have met their program requirement have achieved:

a)

an internship

b)

a bachelor's degree

c)

an associate's degree

d)

acceptance

16.

Many colleges have 4-year programs that allow students to achieve a(n) ___________ degree.

a)

bachelor's

b)

associate's

c)

certification

d)

advanced

17.

Once you have graduated from a college, you are considered a(n) _____________.

a)

mascot

b)

alumni

c)

god

d)

master

18.

After you graduate from college and are hired by a company, it is expected that you will complete ______________ before working on your own.

a)

an apprenticeship

b)

on-the-job training

c)

an internship