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Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 10mins
A 2-year government-supported college that offers an associate degree or specialized training programs.
Private College
Public College
Community College
Trade School
Fee required by most colleges for processing applications.
FAFSA
application fee
room and board
cost of attendance
Which of the following schools is LAC (Liberal Arts College)?
Boston College
University of Richmond
William & Mary
Dartmouth College
An educational institution that is predominantly funded by public money through taxes. Offers many degree options and advanced studies.
Private College
Public College
Community College
Trade School
A college or university student's declared secondary academic discipline during their undergraduate studies. Requires fewer credit hours.
Major
Minor
Associate's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
A four-year degree in a certain subject.
Associate's Degree
Doctorate
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
With _____ you receive an admission decision earlier, but must agree to enroll immediately if accepted.
SAT Placement tests
Early Action
Coalition Application
Early Decision
Early Admission
The area of study that a student will specialize in when pursuing a degree at a college or university. Requires the most credit hours.
Major
Minor
Associate's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Which day is the deadline for EDII?
11.1
11.30
12.1
1.1
How many subject teachers should you ask for letters of recommendation?
0
1
2
3
With _____ you receive an admission decision earlier, but are not required to attend if accepted.
Early Action
Rolling Admission
Early Decision
Early Admission
True or False: UC schools will consider your SAT/ACT score as part of your application.
True
False
What is the name of a popular, universal application, which allows you to apply to multiple colleges using one application?
Universal Application
Common Application
College Application
The Application
True or False: My counselor sends my SAT scores to colleges for me.
True
False
Admissions decisions that are made as applications come in.
Rolling Admissions
Early Action
Early Decision
Conditional Admissions
_____ means you are placed in a "holding pattern" and your application has been reviewed but a decision has not been made.
Deferred
Waitlist
Conditional Admission
Rolling Admission
Funding from the government intended to help students pay educational expenses including tuition and fees, room and board, etc. for education at a university.
Financial Aid
Scholarship
Tuition
FAFSA
True or False: First-Generation Student——A student whose parents have no college experience.
True
False
You applied during early admissions but your application will not be reviewed until the regular admission deadline.
Early Action
Deferred
Conditional Admissions
Waitlist
What would be a good reason to apply Early Decision to a school?
You love love love the school and you can afford it.
You just want to get in to that school and know that your odds of getting in are better with ED.
You just want to know quickly whether you'll be accepted.
Your mom told you to.
The official record of high school or college classes you've taken is
Syllabus
Classes
Transcript
Report Card
Room and Board
Fees
Books
All of the Above
A private school is _________________.
funded by the state and the students.
hard to apply to for admission.
a school that doesn't receive funding from the state, and keeps the tuition the same for all students.
is only for students who live outside of the state.
Which of these describes a scholarship?
A fee to be paid to a university
a loan for a student to pay for college that has to be paid back.
money awarded to a person from the college or private institution that does not have to be paid back.
when you work to pay for school
What is the name of the essay that tells a college a narrative about yourself?
Autobiography
Personal statement
Memoir
Merit Proposal
What is National Decision Day? (the day students must decide and deposit money to the ONE college they will attend)
January 15
March 30
May 1
July 4
Which is the appropriate question to ask to a college admission officer?
“What is your co-op program like?”
"When is the deadline of RD of your school"
"What’s your requirement of GPA/SAT/TOEFL? "
"How is your dorm/library?"
Which of the following schools is famous for its open curriculum?
Columbia University
Stanford University
Rice University
Brown University
