True

False

Almost similar but a little different

Almost different but a little similar

You can decide whether or not to attend a university

You agree to attend a university early and only one college at a time

You get to choose from 3 colleges at a time

Doing your transcripts early

The process where the school reviews all the applications after a hard submission deadline

The applications are released 2-3 weeks after being looked after

An admission process where the school reviews the applications as them come during a set period of time

None of the above

A program that allows students attending high school to take collage courses

Transfers college credit toward their BS or MS degree

You receive credit for both high school and college

All of the above

A record of all the sources you have taken and the grades you have achieved in those courses

A record of all of your grades and attendee

All of the above

None of the above

Money that the school gives you to join their school

Money you pay the government

The amount of money you have to pay the school for attending plus additional fees

The amount of money that students owe based on the course load.

The cost of living in their dorm room, utilities, and their meal plans

The money the given to you to afford your dorm room and meal plans

True

False

A form that you can use to apply for federal financial aid

A application you can you to receive free money

The government gives you money to help with your room and board

Helps students with their financial education that they have to pay back

It is like a loan

Awards given to students that assist them with their financial education that they don't have to pay back

True

False

It is a federal program in which universities are provided federal funding so they can hire students for part time jobs to help pay for their education

You devote all your time and attention to your work

You only focus on your studies and do no extra curricular

A type of loan that you get from the state

A financial award that is presented to students and usually based on academic achievement

True

False

The total amount of credit hours a student receives in a semester

The amount of credit you receive both terms

The amount of credit you earn from your assigned class

False

True

A long term employment that a student gains experience

A short term employment that a students gains experience in their area of interest

A short term employment that get played

Your secondary choice for your four year

Two years of collage

The main goal for a four-year degree

A distinct study area that is frequently competed simultaneously with a major

A study that is your first choice on your 4 year college plan

Your third choice on your 4 year college plan

Something that goes along with your major

True

False

A quarter of a term

Three quarters of your year in college

Half a year in college

True

False

A student with in-state status

A student that have to pay a lot of tuition then nonresident students do

Students that come from another state

An emotional strain that a student experiences when they are unable to be at home

Someone misses their parents

They miss being in their home high school