WorksheetsCollege Quiz
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is FAFSA?
Balancing with money for students
Help with college classes
Financial Aid
What is SAT and ACT?
Put them in order:
Associate degree, Bachelors degree, Masters degreee
Bachelors degree, Masters degree, Associates degree
Associate degree, Bachelors degree, Masters degreee
Masters degree, Associates degree, Bachelors degree
How many times can you be on acedemic probation before
you get kicked out?
3 times
7 times
unlimited
1 time
What is MBA?
What is Study Abroad?
studying in another state
studying in another country
taking extra classes
taking less classes
Whats the meaning of non resident?
students in college who are not in residence
A student who lives in a different state than their family
a student who lives in a different country than their family
a banana
What is the percentage of first generation college student?
1/3
2/3
3/3 = 100%
the recognition from an accrediting agency that an institution maintains a certain level of educational standards
(a)
What is an application?
request form
to work
jobs
What does audit mean?
a class that adds extra credits incase you fail a previous class
a course that you enter but you don't receive credit nor grades
what is the meaning of campus visit?
Where are college fairs held at?
local community centers
junior colleges
conference centers
What is the difference between Financial Aid and Financial Need?
Finical Aid: The difference between cost and ability to pay
Finical Need: Funding that is available exclusively to students attending a post-secondary educational institution
Finical Aid: Funding that is available exclusively to students attending a post-secondary educational institution
Finical Need: The difference between cost and ability to pay
What time do finals take place?
january through march
mid-december and mid-april
only may or only july
only in september
When are midterms?
only throughout spring
july
they're spread out through the semester
may
What is quarter and semester?
Quarter: constant each 10 weeks
Semester: a half-year term in a school or college, typically lasting fifteen to eighteen weeks.
Quarter: a half-year term in a school or college, typically lasting fifteen to eighteen weeks.
Semester: constant each 10 weeks
Are Fraternities/Sororities cheaper than dorms?
yes
no
How many people get full ride scholarships?
1.5%
30%
5%
15%
How long does it usually take to get undergraduate degree?
4 years
3 years
5 years
2 years
What does Add/Drop period mean?
colleges give you a time to either drop or add a class
Drop period: drop a class
Add period: add a class
what is the max for AP courses in college?
4
12
5
each college has its own policy
what is coed?
it means its allowed for both genders
it means tutoring for college students
it means groups for students
it means understudy for teachers
What is a letter of recommendation?
A prepaid account that students can use to buy meals on campus is called a (a) .
Does every college require a personal statement?
yes
no
does every college require a thesis?
no
yes
A (a) is large room or building containing many beds.
What does career service mean?
a place that gives you a job while doing school
a place that helps you figure out what you want to do
Are all community college free?
yes
no
What are General Education Requirements?
What percent of students are full time students?
62.0%
74.8%
88.8%
50.6%
What's the difference between On-Campus living and Off-Campus living?
On-Campus Living: Students that live in dorms on University/College
Off-Campus living: Students that live in apartments, at home, or somewhere off campus
On-Campus Living: Students that live in apartments, at home, or somewhere off campus
Off-Campus living: Students that live in dorms on University/College
Is work-study a way for students to earn money to pay for school (part-time jobs or full-time jobs)
yes
no
What is a wait list?
a list of people who want to go to a college in this case.
a list for kidneys
a list for students for books
Do all colleges accept transfer credits
yes
no
each college is different
How many students drop college?
60% - 19 years or younger
44% - Age of 20-23
2% - Age 24-29
40% - 19 years or younger
55% - Age of 20-23
70% - Age 24-29
5% - 19 years or younger
51% - Age of 20-23
52% - Age 24-29
22% - 19 years or younger
30% - Age of 20-23
90% - Age 24-29
Is Teaching Assistant an individual who assists a teacher with instructional responsibilities?
yes
no
What is Plagiarism?
when you write your own stuff
when you don't give credit to people for anything
when you copy someone else's work and use it as yours
Do all students have a transcript?
yes
no
What is a dissertation?
What is a syllabus?
a document that tells you what you have done in college
document that tells information about a course or class
Course Load
when the course has too many people
the total of courses or classes someone is taking
when the teacher thinks the class is too overfilled and needs to drop people
What is a gap year?
when people take a year off of college of high school
when you take off more than 5 years off of education
when the teacher tells you take off time
when college becomes to time
Grade point average means (a) .
If you withdraw from college, would they refund you?
yes
no
depends
What does prerequisite mean?
Name at least one Liberal Arts college.
(a) is a chance for incoming students to explore the campus, meet faculty, and talk to an academic advisor before registering for classes.
Can you go to graduate school right after high school?
yes
no
What is the difference between an in-state student and out-of-state student?
In-state student: In-state students pay less than out-of-state because they've lived there longer
Out-of-state Student: The cost for out-of-state tuition can be more than double or triple what in-state students pay
In-state student: The cost for in-state tuition can be more than double or triple what out-of-state students pay
Out-of-state Student: Out-of-state students pay less than in-state because they've lived there longer
A (a) is a professional learning experience that offers meaningful, practical work related to a student's field of study or career interest
A (a) is a secondary area of specialization beyond a college major
How many Majors can each college have
no more than 50
depends on the college
300
over 1,800
How many hours is a unit of credit?
15 to 16 hours
3 hours
8 hours
20 hours
What is another word for lecture?
How much is tuition usually in California?
In-state: $4,345
Out-of-state: $29,789
In-state: $6,790
Out-of-state: $30,897
In-state: $14,000
Out-of-state: $40,000
In-state: $9,680
Out-of-state: $32,590
The _______ ________ is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to over 1,000 member colleges and universities in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as in Canada, China, Japan, and many European countries.
(a)
Name at least 3 degrees you can earn with going into college.
Name at least 5 electives you can do any college.
What is a Faculty?
division in a university/college comprising one subject area.
The college itself is a faculty.
When the teachers grade something incorrect and you correct them.
Pass/Fail Course
Pass Course: You fail the class
Fail Course: You pass the class
Pass Course: You pass the class
Fail Course: You fail the class
Enrollment is another word for (a) .
A Resident Assistants job is to assist in supervising residents and responding to complaints, reports, requests, and emergencies.
True
False
Define room & board.
