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What do you know about college?
What do you know about college?
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CKO 2021
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16. What does "CSU" stand for?
Colleges in Sacramento of the US
California State University
California State Utilities
College State University
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What is a transcript?
A record of student behavior and effort
A message sent to colleges from the office.
A summary of a students GPA averages.
A record of grades, attendance, GPA, Class rank, and testing.
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What does "UC" stand for?
Unaccepted Course
University College
Unified Colleges
University of California
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What are "AP" Advanced Placement classes?
College level courses taken in high school
required classes to graduate
Classes you have to pay for
Based on the ACT test
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This is an area you took a lot of classes about but DID NOT get a degree in
Minor
Major
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A bachelors degree will be specialized in a certain field of study. This is called a _________.
Major
Minor
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I have visited a college campus before.
True
False
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What is GPA?
junior college
college admissions
grade point average
advanced placement classes
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FREE money that the government gives to students
Loan
Grant
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Money given to a student that is expected to be PAID BACK
Grant
Loan
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Often called a four-year degree but often can take a bit longer to complete.
Associates Degree
Bachelors Degree
High School Degree
Doctoral Degree
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I think I want to attend college after high school.
YES!
I have never thought about it before.
I don't think so.
Maybe...
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A test that colleges/universities use to determine if you are ready for college
AVID
ACT/SAT
ASPIRE
MAP
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What is "tuition"?
The cost of college
Failing to graduate from college
Leaving home for college
Getting into college
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What you call a teacher in College
Professor
Administrator
Mentor
Director
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A degree that takes two years for full-time students and earned at a community college or junior college.
Bachelors Degree
Doctoral Degree
Masters Degree
Associates Degree
