Admissions

Question 1

A student can change this at any point; however, doing so late may cause a delay in graduating

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their major

Question 2

Two-year or four-year colleges or universities that are regulated in part by the state

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Public colleges

Question 3

The "college planning" section of this website offers free ACT/SAT test prep.

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CFWV.com

Question 4

Businesses providing education as their product or service.

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For-profit colleges

Question 5

The degree typically earned for completing a four-year undergraduate program.

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Bachelor's Degree

Question 6

Part of the PK-12 system; offer workforce training and certificates.

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career and technical centers

Question 7

This office processes students' applications for admission.

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admissions office

Question 8

Colleges rely on these to determine if a student is ready for college-level work.

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entrance exams

Question 9

Most WV colleges and universities will accept scores from these tests.

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ACT & SAT

Question 10

This lists courses completed and grades earned

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transcript

Question 11

Students who take their entrance exams more than once often do this on their second try.

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do better

Question 12

Non-profit organizations not funded by State funds.

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non-profit independent colleges.

Question 13

Money provided to help a student pay for college.

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financial aid

Question 14

Requesting this allows a student to apply to college without paying an application fee.

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fee waiver

Question 15

An institution offering education and training beyond high school.

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college

Question 16

Experts recommend that students apply to at least this many schools or programs

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4

Questions 16