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Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a community college?
A four-year university exclusively for social media influencers.
A four-year institution that grants bachelor’s degrees in all fields.
A two-year institution offering affordable post-secondary education.
A state-funded research university focusing on doctoral programs.
What is a university?
A higher education institution offering undergraduate and graduate programs, including bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.
A local community center offering workshops and short-term classes.
A specialized training center for corporate employees.
An online-only platform for free educational courses.
What are the degree types offered at a community college and university?
Community College: Only Master's and Doctoral degrees.
University: Only Associate's and Bachelor's degrees.
Community College: Bachelor's and Master's degrees only.
University: Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's degrees.
Community College: Only certificates and diplomas, no degree options.
University: Only Doctoral degrees and no Bachelor's or Master's degrees.
Community College: Associate's degrees, certificates.
University: Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees.
What does the acronym FAFSA stand for?
Federal Assistance for Student Academics.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Federal Application for Student Allocation.
Free Application for Future Scholarship Awards.
What are the different forms of financial aid provided by FAFSA?
Scholarships
Loans
Personal Savings
Grants
Work-Study
Loans
Work-Study
Tax Benefits
Personal Savings
Loans
Grants
Tax Benefits
What is the definition of "match" and "fit" in relation to choosing a college ?
Match: A college that is based solely on prestige.
Fit: A college that you choose by location only.
Match: A college that has the most scholarships.
Fit: A college where you have the most free time.
Match: A college that meets your academic, social, and financial needs.
Fit: A college that aligns with your personal values, goals, and preferences.
Match: A college that offers only online courses.
Fit: A college that is popular with your friends.
Scenario:
David, 18, has a 2.5 GPA, excels in sports, and is active in his school community. He dreams of playing for USC, where the average GPA is 3.87 and the average SAT score is around 1435. David scored a 1080 on his SAT.
Question:
Does USC seem like a good match for David?
Yes, because USC values extracurricular activities and David is active in his high school community.
No, because David’s GPA of 2.5 and SAT score of 1080 are significantly below USC’s average requirements, making admission unlikely.
What is the difference between Early Action and Regular Decision?
Early Action: A process that requires students to submit all their materials by a set deadline and guarantees they will be admitted early.
Regular Decision: A process where students are given priority in the admission process, often receiving decisions before Early Action applicants.
Early Action: A process where students are automatically accepted if they apply early.
Regular Decision: A process where students can apply anytime and receive their decision on a first-come, first-served basis.
Early Action: A binding application process where students must commit to attending the college upon acceptance.
Regular Decision: A non-binding application process where students can apply at any time during the year.
Early Action: A non-binding application process where students apply early and receive a decision sooner, without being required to commit right away.
Regular Decision: A standard application process where students apply by the regular deadline and receive a decision later.
What admission type is legally binding?
Early Action
Early Decision
Priority
Rolling Admission
What is the purpose of a letter of recommendation?
The purpose of a letter of recommendation is to provide support by showcasing your academic strengths, character, and potential for college success.
To summarize your personal goals and future plans for college life.
To describe your extracurricular activities and personal hobbies without mentioning academic qualities.
To explain your academic grades and test scores in detail.
Who should write your letter of recommendation?
A mentor who has only interacted with you for a brief time and is not aware of your recent work or achievements.
A friend who has known you for many years but unfamiliar with your academic or professional strengths.
A coach who has only seen you perform once or twice.
A teacher, counselor, or someone who knows you well and can speak to your strengths, character, and accomplishments.
What should be included in a daily planner?
Class schedule
Study sessions
Break times and extracurriculars
All of the above
What is a "major" in college?
A student’s primary area of study.
A type of degree
A specific course.
An academic advisor.
How many credit hours are typically needed to complete the following degrees?
A. Bachelor's Degree
B. Associate's Degree
60 for Bachelor's, 120 for Associate's
150 for Bachelor's, 90 for Associate's
120 for Bachelor's, 60 for Associate's
90 for Bachelor's, 45 for Associate's
What is the purpose of a college's Disability Services Office?
Assist students in evaluating and realizing their career and educational options.
. To offer financial aid specifically for students with disabilities.
To provide tutoring services for all students.
To ensure students with disabilities have equal access to education by coordinating accommodations and support services.
What are fun things to do while attending college?
You can skip all your exams and still graduate.
B. Opportunity to study abroad.
You never have to do any homework.
D. Opportunity to make new friends
Which of the following is NOT considered a reasonable accommodation?
Accessible classroom locations.
Changing course content to meet personal beliefs.
Extended deadlines on assignments.
Adaptive technology (e.g., screen readers).
What is a syllabus?
A schedule of class meetings.
A document outlining course expectations, policies, and materials.
A list of assignments and due dates.
A textbook for the class.
College planning timeline: What should high school juniors be doing to prepare for college?
Apply for colleges immediately.
Focus only on extracurricular activities.
Register for the ACT/SAT and begin the college search process.
Wait until senior year to start planning.
College planning timeline: What should high school students do the summer before their senior year to prepare for college?
1. Begin using a planner to keep up with dates.
2. Wait until school starts to think about college applications.
3. Work on draft of admission essay(s).
1. Skip college planning and enjoy the summer.
2. Ignore deadlines and admission requirements.
3. Only visit colleges that don’t require essays or recommendations.
1. Look at admission requirements & make a list of application fees/deadlines .
2. Register for scholarship websites.
3. Only focus on choosing a dorm.
1. Develop a list of colleges of interest
2. Work on draft of admission essay(s)
3. Register for scholarship websites.
What’s one benefit of getting a college degree?
It guarantees you'll be successful in everything you do.
Gain knowledge and skills that usually leads to higher pay and greater earning opportunities.
It guarantees a promotion at your first job.
You’ll always be the smartest person in the room.
What is a "reach school"?
A school that is easy to get into and has no admission requirements.
A school where you are guaranteed admission.
A school where you meet or exceed most of the admission requirements.
A school that is considered a stretch to get into due to high academic standards or competition.
What is a "good chance school"?
A school where you are overqualified and have no competition.
A school that you only consider if you get into a reach school.
A school where you have a high probability of being accepted based on your qualifications.
A school that is easy to get into with no admission requirements.
What is a "sure shot" school?
A school that requires a special talent or achievement to get in.
A school that is extremely difficult to get into and unlikely to accept you.
A school where you are underqualified and have low chances of acceptance.
A school where you are guaranteed admission because you meet all the qualifications.
