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WorksheetsUnit 8
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
If I was a high school student who wanted to take a high school course to earn college credit if a qualifying score was earned on the corresponding exam, which of the following would I take?
CLEP class
credential coursework
Advanced placement class (AP)
dual enrollment course
Which of the following is a program that offers students the opportunity to earn credit for intro-level college courses by achieving satisfactory scores on a subject specific test is referred to as which of the following?
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
credential coursework
Advanced Placement Courses (AP)
dual enrollment course
This is a form that is prepared every year for prospective college students to determine the eligibility for student financial aid..?
expected family contribution (EFC)
Scholarship programs
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Application for Financial School Aid (AFSA)
Mrs. Chaffin asks you to explain the difference between a college major and a college minor. You say...?
Major-receive a degree; Minor-secondary area of study
Minor-receive a degree; Major-secondary area of study
Major-receive a higher degree the longer you go to college; Minor-receive a lower degree if you complete the coursework
Minor-not as difficult as a major; Major-more difficult than a minor
When Mrs. Chaffin was preparing for high school, she was surprised to learn that there was a list of prerequisites she must take before she enters 10th grade. This limited the classes she wanted to take as a 9th grader. What are prerequisites?
Courses required before you can take another class (ex: Taking Algebra 1 before Algebra 2)
Courses required before you enter college (ex: must take at least one foreign language)
required scores you must have to enter certain courses
a foundation of coursework you must complete before applying for financial aid
Students may select elective courses to earn graduation credits to go towards graduation. What does elective courses mean?
Courses teachers suggest students take to prepare for college
Courses to be taken prior to others, in a particular order
Courses related to your pathway, but not required
Courses students may choose from a list of options, but are different from mandatory courses
Which of the following is true about scholarships?
scholarships are money awarded to athletes only, and doesn't have to be repaid
scholarships are payments made to support a student's education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement
scholarships are awarded for academic achievement, but must be repaid over time with low interest rates
scholarships are awarded for athletics and academics only, and must be repaid during the first year after you graduate college
Which of the following statements is true about loans?
loans are always repaid with interest
loans are only sometimes repaid if the person loaning money requires it
loans do not have to be repaid
loans are awarded for academic achievement and do not have to be repaid
Which of the following is true about grants?
grants are repaid with interest
awarded for academic achievement
money given by organizations, including the government, for a particular purpose, and not repaid
awarded for citizenship to students who have volunteered in their community
This is a program designed to give students mastery over a particular subject or topic; offered in many trades, professional fields, and academic areas.
advanced placement credit program
college prep program
certificate program
prerequisite program
