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WorksheetsCollege Admissions Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does GPA stand for?
General Performance Assessment
Grade Point Average
Graduate Performance Average
General Point Assessment
What is a dorm?
A type of classroom
A building for student housing on a college campus
A cafeteria for students
A library for college students
What is the purpose of a work-study program?
To provide full-time employment for students
To allow students to work part-time to help pay for their education
To offer internships in various companies
To provide volunteer opportunities
What is the difference between undergraduate and graduate students?
Undergraduate students have completed a master's degree
Graduate students are working toward a bachelor's degree
Undergraduate students are working toward a bachelor's degree
Graduate students are in high school
What are credit hours?
The number of hours spent in extracurricular activities
The measure of course load or academic credits
The number of hours spent in the library
The number of hours spent in sports
What is a community college?
A four-year university
An educational institution offering two-year programs
A private high school
A vocational training center
What is a private college/university?
A public institution funded by the government
A non-public institution funded through tuition and donations
A community college
A vocational school
What is FAFSA?
A scholarship program
A form to determine eligibility for financial aid
A student loan program
A work-study program
What is financial aid?
A type of student loan
Any form of funding to help pay for college
A scholarship for sports
A grant for international students
What is the difference between a grant and a loan?
Grants must be repaid, loans do not
Loans must be repaid, grants do not
Both must be repaid
Neither must be repaid
What is a major in a college or university program?
The primary field of study
A graduate-level degree
A secondary area of focus
A type of financial aid
What is a minor in a college or university program?
The primary field of study
A secondary area of academic focus
A graduate-level degree
A type of financial aid
What is a Master's Degree?
A primary field of study
A type of financial aid
A graduate-level degree
A secondary area of focus
How long does it typically take to earn a Master's Degree after a bachelor's degree?
3-4 years
1-2 years
5-6 years
Less than a year
Which of the following is typically required before pursuing a Master's Degree?
High school diploma
Associate's degree
Bachelor's degree
Doctorate degree
