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What is a private college?
A college that does not get funded by the government
A college you have to be invited to apply to
A college with exceptionally high admissions standards
A college that does not provide financial aid for students
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True or False: If your GPA is too low, you won't be able to get into any college.
False
True
3
What is
not
included in a college application?
Resume
Letters of Recommendation
A photo of yourself
Interview
4
The Common app includes all
but
which of the following writing tasks...
Personal Statement
Optional essay
A graded essay
Disciplinary history
5
What is a college essay?
A research paper
A essay you worked on during the school year for one of your classes
A essay about yourself
A essay from google
6
True or False: Not all private colleges and universities require SAT/ACT test scores from applicants.
True
False
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Which one of them are a type of private college?
Career-Focused Colleges
Women’s Colleges
All of the above
Liberal Arts Colleges
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True or False: The Common App has a mobile app that you can use to track your progress.
True
False
9
True or False: Every college requires a college essay
True
False
10
True or False: You can apply to scholarships through the Common APP
False
True
11
True or False: You can qualify for a fee waiver when sending out applications to colleges.
True
False
12
A personal essay is about how long?
350 - 650
1,000 - 2,000
250 - 500
500 - 1,000
13
True or False: You can ask a teacher, whose class you failed, for a letter of recommendation.
True
False
14
"FERPA" is a set of laws in America that mainly protects students privacy about...
financial status
health problems
grades
dating
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Why do colleges ask for an essay?
To paint a complete picture of who you are
To make college applications difficult
To create more work for admissions officers
To outshine colleges that don't require essays
