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WorksheetsCollege Readiness
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the number that represents the average of all your grades in High School?
GPA
SAT
FAFSA
A-G Requirements
What year in high school do you apply for college?
Freshman
Sophmore
Junior
Senior
What should you consider when you are trying to decide if you want to go to a certain college? Choose all that apply.
Distance from home
Size
Majors offered
Cost of Tuition
What is one way that you can learn more about a college that you think you might want to go? Choose all that apply.
Go on a college tour
Wait for them to call you
Look it up online.
Talk to a current student.
True or False? Generally speaking, if you go to college, you will earn more money.
True
False
What is the subject or field that you study?
major
interest
Career
General Ed
What is the type of financial aid that you can get for having good grades or a specific skill or talent?
Scholarship
Loan
Work-Study
Grants
What is the kind of financial aid that you have to pay back?
Grant
Loan
Scholarships
Work-Study
What is a fee that is paid for instruction in college?
Fare
Tuition
Income
Grants
What is money awarded for achievement, skills, talents or financial need?
Loans
Scholarships
Tuition
Salary
What is the form used to file for financial aid? (Hint: Going to college next year? You can file now through June 30, 2019)
FANTA
NAFTA
FAFSA
FICA
What is money given to students based on financial need?
Scholarships
Tips
Grants
Loans
What is a copy of your official record of high school grades called?
Transmission
Transcript
Report Card
Progress report
What high school classes could possibly offer you college credit?
EOC Classes
AP Classes
SAT Classes
ACT Classes
These are two other factors colleges consider when decided on admissions.
Driving record
Extracurricular activities
Community service
How many times you have been grounded in the last year.
Your main area of study is considered to be your_________
Minor
Major
Career
Course of study
This is a college student who has not received a bachelor's degree.
A graduate
An undergraduate
A transient student
A transfer student
A bachelor's usually takes this long to complete
One year
Two years
10 years
Four years
These institutions of higher learning are supported by state and local taxes.
Public colleges and universities
HBCU's
PWI's
Private colleges and universities
A group of eight old, distinguished colleges and universities in the East, known for their ivy-covered buildings.
Ivy League
Tech schools
HBCU's
Public colleges and universities
What type of financial Aid is available which you will not have to pay back? (Select all that Apply)
Grants
Scholarships
Work Study
Federal Loans
A college or university funded by private sources without any control by a government agency. Tends to cost more.
Public School
Private School
Trade School
Community School
A school that specializes in career readiness in fields such as hairdressing, cosmetology, and auto mechanics.
Trade School
Public School
Private School
University
A 2 year public institution providing higher education and lower-level courses, certificates, and associate’s degrees
Private School
University
Public School
Community School
A student’s secondary field of study. A minor is not required to graduate.
Major
Minor
The first level of graduate study. To apply for a master’s degree, you must already hold a bachelor’s degree.
Doctoral Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Associate's Degree
Master's Degree
What does FAFSA stand for?
Free Application for Faculty and Student Aid
Faculty Approved Financial Student Aid
Financial Aid for Federal Student Applicants
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
A program that allows students to work part time during the school year as a part of their financial aid package. The money earned is used to pay for tuition or other college charges.
Employee Student Program
Part Time Worker Program
Work Study Program
Financial Aid Program
