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part-time service members, can pursue a civilian career or college while serving their country

Have to withdraw from other colleges once you get accepted. You know earlier than others.

A degree that usually takes two years for full-time students to complete?

This is a form that you and your guardian will fill out to help you get loans/grants.

Apply for admissions while in school, but do not attend right away.

Generally filled by people with professional licenses, trade skills or specific qualifications.

A number that determines students' eligibility for federal student aid. Determined by FAFSA.

Find out if you are accepted before other students find out. Not obligated to attend.

You must take and pass this exam if you want a competitive job for the NYS Government.

A person working toward their bachelors degree.

Money provided as a loan by the government at lower interest rates, but interest does accrue.

This scholarship will pay for your tuition in NYS.

Often called a four-year degree.

True or False: You can work for NYS in many different fields?

Money provided by financial institutions with higher interest rates. Does require repayment.

Which occupation can you work by earning a certification from vocational school?

The U.S. Armed Forces are made up of the how many armed service branches?

A sum of money given by an organization, especially a government, for a particular purpose.

A specific area of concentration leading to a degree in college.

Full-time members of the Military, living on base or in military housing

What two branches have a National Guard unit?

Colleges tend to be smaller, more expensive, and rely on tuition and contributions.

You are typically considered full-time if you take at least ___ credits per semester.

This entrance exam is mean to assess students' readiness for college.

These of these are factors in college admissions?

Help to offset the costs of books, supplies, and equipment for college.

Loan provided by government. Government pays the interest and does require repayment.

A test that college/universities use to determine if you are ready for college.