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Post-secondary vocabulary
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A quiz to introduce common, important vocabulary surrounding #post-secondary and #collegeplanning.
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In terms of length of time to achieve, degrees go in the following order.
certificate/diploma, associate, masters, bachelors
certificate/diploma, associate, bachelors, masters
associate, certificate/diploma, bachelors, masters
masters, bachelors, certificate/diploma, associate
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You need to fill this out to receive any financial aid for college.
FAFSA
FASTA
FAFSTAFSTAFATAA
SAFAFA
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You must declare and stick to a major when you apply to any college.
False
True
4
When is the ideal time to complete your college applications?
Whenever you feel like it
Summer or fall of your senior year
Spring of senior year
I don't know, my mom is filling it out for me
5
Which test do you need to take for military enlistment?
ASVAB
SAT
ACCUPLACER
ACT
6
Which of the following jobs does NOT require a professional certificate/license?
Truck driver
Entrepreneur
Welder
Cosmetologist
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In terms of post-secondary planning...
I have a 100% plan of what I am doing.
I'm staying at Joliet Central forever and don't need a plan.
I have a few ideas but nothing concrete.
No idea at all.
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A community college...
Is a good place to start if I plan to transfer to a 4-year.
Isn't as good as a 4-year school.
Offers associates, bachelors, and masters degrees.
Is the same as a technical college.
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Which of the following is required to attend college?
No debt
A perfect ACT
A high school diploma
A social security number
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When applying to college, which of the following does admissions take in to consideration?
All of the above
Extracurricular actvities
Teacher/Counselor recommendation
GPA
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A trade school is...
A good place to start if you plan to transfer to a 4-year.
A school where you get career-focused, hands-on education.
Requires the ACT and specific GPA.
The same as a community college.
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Applying for financial aid using the FAFSA qualifies you for:
federal scholarships, loans, and grants
federal and state loans
federal and state loans, grants, and work study
state loans, grants, and work study
