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Chapter 4 Quiz
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1
Which of the following is NOT a function typically performed by an academic advisor?
Help students with financial aid
Assist with time management strategies
Direct students to appropriate campus resources.
Help students to compete grade appeals
2
Which of the following degrees could you earn in two years?
Bachelor's degree in art
Bachelor's degree in accounting
Master's degree in education
Associate's degree in psychology
3
What is the first step in creating a successful long-term goal?
Think about your values
Look for service-learning opportunities
Determine how much money you can make
Choose your degree major
4
What is the best thing to do if you realize that your selected major is not longer aligned with your values and goals?
Talk to your advisor
Drop out of college
Transfer to a different college
Reach out for help on social media
5
Change can come from internal or external factors. Which of the following is an example of an internal factor?
Indecision
Financial concerns
Family circumstances
Your health
6
Who should you contact if you want to talk to someone about your GPA, educational goals or degree requirements?
Professor
Advisor
Registrar's office
Admissions office
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All majors require service-learning, fieldwork, or an internship
True
False
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Considering your values is the most important aspect of planning and tracking your progress toward your goals.
True
False
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Which of the following in NOT a way to gain additional real-world experience outside of your coursework?
Clinicals
Certification exam
Internship
Service-learning
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We like for things to go as planned, we know things change for various reasons. Which type of change is easier to accept
No change is easy to accept
All change is easy to accept
Change from external factors
Change from internal factors