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Student debt and financial aid quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are some foreseeable issues/dilemmas with taking out multiple loans or taking out a substantial loan?

a)

going into debt

b)

buying a house

c)

buying a car

d)

building credit

2.

What percentage of americans go into student debt in 2022

a)

20%

b)

11%

c)

13.5%

d)

45%

3.

Why do you have to file the FAFSA every year?

a)

So the college you attend doesn't remove you

b)

So you can receive financial aid for college

c)

So colleges will give you scholarships

d)

So you’re protected by NSHSS

4.

Who qualifies for a Direct Plus Loan?

a)

Any undergraduate student

b)

Teachers

c)

Parents of a college student

d)

High school students

5.

Your friend has been accepted into her #1 choice for college. She’s so excited that she doesn’t bother looking at her financial aid package and wants to confirm her spot right away.

You should

a)

Be supportive

b)

Warn her

c)

Throw a party

d)

Urge her to go through it

6.

What percentage of private student loans are in deferment?

a)

20%

b)

50%

c)

72.4%

d)

30%

7.

True or False: Interest rates for cosigned private loans averaged over 10% in 2019.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Who is ultimately responsible for paying back a Parent PLUS loan?

a)

You

b)

Your parents

9.

What makes you eligible for financial aid?

a)

Being a convicted criminal

b)

Proof that you are qualified to obtain college education

c)

Having less income than everyone else

d)

Being involved in extracurricular activities

10.

The type of arrangements many parents and students make if the parent decides to take out a Parent PLUS Loan are

a)

A the student will put it their name

b)

They sign a contract

c)

They agree to pay back their parents

d)

Parents usually don't make an agreement

11.

What if the financial aid given isn't enough to cover expenses?

a)

Find another college where the aid will cover

b)

Don't go to college

c)

Show up on campus anyway

d)

Apply for more scholarships

12.

What is the average cost for in state tuition

a)

$3,894

b)

$15,243

c)

$9,580

d)

$20,000

13.

When is the best time to borrow money in college

a)

Freshman

b)

Sophomore

c)

Junior

d)

Senior

14.

What is the purpose of a private education loan?

a)

To pay off student debt

b)

To help pay for full education

c)

To pay for private school

d)

To help maintain scholarships

15.

On average: how many student borrowers are in debt?

a)

$1 million

b)

$800,000

c)

$43.2 million

d)

$42,000