What is a college “credit”?

A unit measuring course hours; needed to graduate

What is a major in college?

A student’s chosen area of study

What are the four most common types of college degrees?

Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate

What is the SAT or ACT?

Standardized tests used for college admissions

What is the difference between a public and private college?

Public colleges are funded by the government; private are privately funded

What is a community college?

A college offering 2-year programs and Associate's degrees

Why might someone choose to go to college?

To learn more, pursue a career, or improve job prospects

What does “extracurricular” mean?

Activities outside of regular classes, like sports or clubs

What is a scholarship?

Financial aid awarded to students to help pay for college

What does “undergraduate” mean?

A student who has not yet earned a Bachelor’s degree

What is a “college degree”?

A qualification awarded after completing college courses

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1
What is a college “credit”?
A pass for campus activities
A unit measuring course hours; needed to graduate
A special award for good grades
A form of payment
2
What is a major in college?
A dormitory leader
A type of scholarship
A student’s chosen area of study
A college advisor
3
What are the four most common types of college degrees?
Bachelor’s, Associate’s, Vocational, and Licensure
Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Certificate, and Diploma
High School, Bachelor's, Master's, and Graduate
Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate
4
What does GPA stand for?
Graduation Percentage Averag
General Point Average
Grade Point Average
Grade Performance Average
5
What is the SAT or ACT?
Standardized tests used for college admissions
A scholarship program
College sports exams
A college loan program
6
What is the difference between a public and private college?
Public colleges are for high school students only
Public colleges are funded by the government; private are privately funded
Private colleges are free for everyone
Private colleges are for sports only
7
True or False: College is only for people who want to be doctors or lawyers.
True
False
8
What is a community college?
A college for sports training
A college that only offers Master’s
A college offering 2-year programs and Associate's degrees
A 4-year university
9
How long does it usually take to earn a Bachelor’s degree?
8 years
2 years
4 years
6 years
10
Why might someone choose to go to college?
To learn more, pursue a career, or improve job prospects
To delay getting a job
To avoid high school
To become a YouTube Star
11
What does “extracurricular” mean?
Extra time spent studying
Programs only for athletes
Taking more classes than required
Activities outside of regular classes, like sports or clubs
12
What is a scholarship?
A loan students must repay
A job that pays for college
Money only for students in sports
Financial aid awarded to students to help pay for college
13
True or False: You must live on campus if you go to college.
True
False
14
What does “undergraduate” mean?
A student who has not yet earned a Bachelor’s degree
A college graduate with a Master’s degree
A student who has graduated from high school
A student who is studying to be a professor
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What is a “college degree”?
A type of high school diploma
A scholarship for good grades
A qualification awarded after high school
A qualification awarded after completing college courses

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