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WorksheetsMHS College Application Process Trivia
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
When is it time to start your college applications?
fall of my senior year
fall of my junior year
fall of my freshman year
fall of my sophomore year
Where do you actually fill out your college applications?
Common Application
Directly through the college website
Naviance
I have to make an appointment at the college
How important is meeting college application deadlines?
not important
somewhat important
very important
As an MHS student, you are responsible for sending which documents to colleges? (check all that apply)
MHS transcript
MHS Profile
College Application
Essay/Personal Narrative
Letters of recommendation
What is an example of a student who "demonstrated interest" in a college? This is an important part of the college application process.
Attending a campus tour (in person or online)
Connecting with a college representative at a college fair, college night, on a virtual call or school visit
Signing up for emails and opening said emails.
All of the above
What should active steps should 10th and 11th graders be taking to prepare for their senior year?
Researching colleges (virtual visits count!)
Taking standardized tests (SAT/ACT)
Meeting with your school counselor
All of the above
True or False: 10th grade is too early to start visiting colleges (online or in person).
True.
False.
How many teachers should you ask for letters of recommendation?
0
1
2
3
True or False: If you are a junior, you should be thinking now and over the summer of the 2 MHS adults you will be asking for a letter of recommendation in September.
True
False
Of the following options, which is the *most* important to your college application?
SAT subject tests and AP scores
Grades and rigor of classes taken
Extracurriculars and club memberships
Legacy (i.e., family attended)
What is the most important factor [to you personally] in choosing a college?
Majors/programs offered
Affordability
Campus life (friends/social life/sports/clubs)
Geographic location (i.e., in or near New York or by family, for example)
Selectivity (i.e., how hard is it to be accepted)
How do you plan to spend your summer?
Internship, community service or service learning
Taking a class (summer school/college/camp)
Working a paid job
Traveling or cultural program
Undecided or uncertain
