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WorksheetsCollege Readiness Assessment
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
Of the following options, which is the *most* important to your college application?
SAT subject tests and AP scores
Grades and rigor
Extracurriculars and club memberships
Legacy (i.e., family attended)
What is the test to qualify for National Merit Scholarship opportunities?
What is an example of "demonstrated interest" which schools consider in your admissions decision?
Attending a campus tour (in person or online)
Connecting with a college representative at a college fair, college night, or school visit
Signing up for emails and opening said emails.
All of the above
Which school is likely the most affordable?
Public, out-of-state
Private, in state
Public, in-state
Private, out-of-state
Which of the following is the BEST definition of a college's "Cost of attendance?"
a fee charged when you take out a loan
an estimate of actual cost students and family need to pay
an allowance of the cost of housing and food while in college
a cost which includes tuition, fees, and essential living expenses
What is Expected Family Contribution (EFC)?
The amount that a student and family are expected to pay for college expenses
Financial aid that does not have to be paid back
Loans, scholarships and FASFA contributions
Federal Student Loan
Which of the following is financial aid that is awarded based on a student's academic, leadership, or additional skills/abilities?
Earned Financial Aid
External Aid
Merit-Based Aid
Endowment Payment
How many previous TAX YEARS are required when filling out your FAFSA?
1
2
3
5
*Most* Early Decision and Early Action applications are due by which date?
January 1st
October 1st
November 1st
April 1st
Which college application deadline is a binding agreement between the college and student. If accepted, the student is required to attend that institution.
Rolling
Regular
Early Action
Early Decision
Which of the following is NOT a deadline that exists when applying to universities?
Early Acceptance
Early Action
Early Decision
Regular Decision
