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PF: Chapter 7 Lesson 1 The Path to Intentionality

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one common mistake that students make when thinking about life after high school?

a)

Focusing on the next experience instead of considering the long-term impact

b)

Not making a plan for the next step

c)

Choosing a dream school without considering the cost

d)

Believing that student loans are a good form of debt

2.

What is the current total amount of student loan debt in the U.S.?

a)

$1.7 trillion

b)

$4.4 million

c)

$392,000

d)

Over $20,000

3.

What percentage of high school grads who go to college drop out before graduation?

a)

20%

b)

60%

c)

80%

d)

40%

4.

What is the best way to pay for college?

a)

Taking out student loans

b)

Paying with cash

c)

Applying for scholarships

d)

Using credit or debt

5.

What is the average difference in tuition and fees between four-year public colleges and four-year private colleges?

a)

Over $1,000

b)

Over $20,000

c)

Over $5,000

d)

Over $10,000

6.

What should students do to stand out when applying for scholarships?

a)

Focus only on academics

b)

Avoid applying due to fear of competition

c)

Apply for scholarships with high monetary value

d)

Put themselves out there in academics and extracurriculars

7.

What should students consider when choosing their educational route?

a)

Choose the most prestigious university

b)

Research the best educational route for their career goals

c)

Follow what their friends are doing

d)

Only consider a four-year degree

8.

What is the recommended approach to paying for college?

a)

Using credit or debt

b)

Paying with cash, scholarships, and grants

c)

Taking out student loans

d)

Ignoring the cost and focusing on the experience

9.

What is the main focus when paying for college?

a)

Paying off student loans

b)

Paying for the future

c)

Paying for the past

d)

Paying with cash

10.

When should students start investing in their future?

a)

After college

b)

Never

c)

During high school

d)

After high school