Final Exam 4th and 8th period.

5.What does the term “credits” mean in college?

1.Which of the following is NOT typically required for college admission?

Financial aid needs to be applied for every year, not just once.

9.Which of the following is a common way to get involved on a college campus?

3.Which of these is a good study habit for college students?

13.What is “office hours” in college?

8.Which of the following is a good way to manage your time effectively in college?

Students can attend college either full-time or part-time.

College students are not expected to be more independent in managing their time and responsibilities.

The SAT or ACT are tests that many high schools and colleges use to assess a student’s readiness for college-level work

2.What is FAFSA?

Community college students can often transfer to a four-year university after completing their associate’s degree.

Taking breaks and practicing self-care is not important for maintaining mental health during college.

One way to stand out is to not be involved in extracurricular activities, community service, and or leadership roles.

6.What is a “major” in college?

Developing good study habits in high school helps students prepare for the greater academic challenges in college.

15.What does the term “campus life” refer to?

12.Which of these is considered a “soft skill” that is important in college and the workforce?

14.How can students improve their chances of getting scholarships?

4.When applying to colleges, what is a “holistic review”?

Managing stress in college can involve regular exercise, a balanced diet, and relaxation techniques.

10.What is the typical credit load for a full-time student in college?

bachelor's degree is a two year degree from a university. Associate's degree is a four-year degree, earned at a college

7.What is the difference between a “college” and a “university”?

11.What is a “syllabus” in college?