When are score reports for the ACT available?

1. Two to eight weeks after the test is taken.

Which 3 terms are important in finding a right fit college?

Academic, Personal and Financial

Academic Factors to consider when choosing a college are:

Acceptance Rate, Graduation Rate, Availability of Major, Student to teacher

school where you really want to attend & stats meet their admin requirement

what is the most important factor in continuing to research the college or university?

a major(s) that will result in your desired career

Investigate methods that can improve the process or address the identified

a methods colleges utilize in order to determine course placements

school where you are very confident that you are going to be accepted.

What is direct service?

Going into the community and using your skills or work to make an impact

school where you may meet the requirements in 1/2 areas & small chance

What are the 4 stages of service learning?

Preparation, Action, Reflection and Demostration

Creating materials that bring attention or promote interest to your cause

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1
A calculator can be used on both math sections of the SAT.
False
True
2
If you investigate the ways to improve walking animals. would this reflect?
Indirect
Research
Advocacy
Direct
3
When are score reports for the ACT available?
3. Three to four days after the test is taken.
1. Two to eight weeks after the test is taken.
4. None of the above
2.On the same day the test is taken
4
Which 3 terms are important in finding a right fit college?
Academic, Personal and Financial
Access, Social and Financial
Academic, Price and Location
Access, Personal and Financial
5
Academic Factors to consider when choosing a college are:
Acceptance Rate, Graduation Rate, Availability of Major, Student to teacher
Acceptance Rate, Availability of Major, Working students, Demographics
Acceptance Rate, On campus living, Size of campus, Graduation Rate
Acceptance Rate, Meal Plans, Study Abroad opportunities, Location
6
Using tools like naviance help your college and career search by
requesting materials needed for the college application process
all of the above
learning about potential careers and colleges that have needed majors
storing colleges you are thinking about attending
7
What is indirect service?
Creating materials that bring attention or promote interest to your cause
Investigate methods that can improve the process or address the identified
Working behind the scenes
Going into the community and using your skills or work to make an impact
8
A Match school is a
school where you may meet the requirements in 1/2 areas & small chance
school where you really want to attend & stats meet their admin requirement
school where you are very confident that you are going to be accepted.
9
what is the most important factor in continuing to research the college or university?
a major(s) that will result in your desired career
public opinion
cost
location
10
The ACT is a college entrance exam that has a maximum score of
36
800
1600
400
11
What is research?
Investigate methods that can improve the process or address the identified
Working behind the scenes
Going into the community and using your skills or work to make an impact
Creating materials that bring attention or promote interest to your cause
12
When you attend a community college or a junior college, you will typically spend _____ years and earn an __ degree
4, bacholar's
2, associates
4, associates
2, bacholar's
13
The accuplacer
is only used by community colleges
is given only 1 time per year
only method a college utilizes in order to determine course placement
a methods colleges utilize in order to determine course placements
14
You can register for both the SAT and ACT on the same website.
False
True
15
Colleges can use you SAT and/or ACT scores for the following
acceptance to college
grants
acceptance to special programs such as honors colleges
all of the above
16
When looking for schools to apply to, what are the three categories you should keep in mind?
Match, Safety, Reach
Reach, Unreachable, Long-term
Safety, Match, Dream
Small, Midsize, Large
17
The SAT is a college entrance exam that has a maximum score of
36
400
1600
800
18
You organized a food drive and donated the goods to at the SPCA, What area of service would this reflect?
Direct
Advocacy
Research
Indirect
19
The SAT and ACT both offer essay writing as an optional test.
False
True
20
If you volunteered with SPCA and you walk the animals, What area of service would this be?
indirect
reserach
Advocacy
Direct
21
IF you created a PSA for Crab Radio about homelessness in Anne Arundel County. What area of service would this reflect?
Research
Advocacy
Direct
Indirect
22
A Safety school is a
school where you really want to attend & stats meet their admin requirement
school where you are very confident that you are going to be accepted.
school where you may meet the requirements in 1/2 areas & small chance
23
What is direct service?
Going into the community and using your skills or work to make an impact
Creating materials that bring attention or promote interest to your cause
Investigate methods that can improve the process or address the identified
Working behind the scenes
24
A Reach school is a
school where you are very confident that you are going to be accepted.
school where you may meet the requirements in 1/2 areas & small chance
school where you really want to attend & stats meet their admin requirement
25
Participation in a four year college or universities, typically results in earning an
Master's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Associate's Degree
Doctoral Degree
26
What is the value in volunteering or participating in community service?
All of above
Building a stronger community
Build your resume
Experience life changing opportunities for both you and the receiver
27
What are the 4 stages of service learning?
Planning, Action, Research and Demonstration
Preparation, Action, Reflection and Demostration
Preparation, Access, Reflection and Communication
28
What is advocacy?
Creating materials that bring attention or promote interest to your cause
Going into the community and using your skills or work to make an impact
Working behind the scenes
Investigate methods that can improve the process or address the identified
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What tests are needed for college admissions?
SAT
PSAT
Accuplacer
ACT

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