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AVID College Word Wall Part One
AVID College Word Wall Part One
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College terms for high school juniors in AVID
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What is DEFERRED ADMISSION?
When you turn in your application late
When you are accepted, but have to wait a year to attend
When you are wait listed for acceptance
When you are accepted, but choose to wait a year to start
2
If you apply early decision (ED), do you HAVE to attend if the school accepts you?
it depends
I do what I want
no
yes
3
What abbreviation is short for Doctorate Degree?
B.A.
A.A.
M.Ed
Ph.D
4
Match the definition: a formal request for admission into a college or university
ACT
transcript
application
college entrance exam
5
Which one of these can you earn from high school?
diploma
degree
6
What college entrance exam measures math, English, reading and science and is scored out of 36?
PSAT/NMSQT
PLAN
SAT
ACT
7
This is based on ONLY your GPA.
admission to college
class rank
financial aid
ACT
8
Which one of the following is NOT an example of an extracurricular activity?
Volunteering at a Nursing Home
Orchestra
Soccer
Playing Video Games
9
To whom do you submit the FAFSA by January 1st of your senior year?
The College Board
Joe Jessepe
The school to which you are applying
the federal government
10
Which degree generally takes four years to earn?
Associate's Degree
Ph.D
Master's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
11
What does AP stand for?
American Pop
Associated Placement
American Practice
Advanced Placement
12
Which degree can be earned two years after high school graduation?
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
Associate's Degree
Ph.D
13
Match the definition: "the decision to allow a student to enter a college or university"
award letter
admission
application
diploma
14
Match the definition: "a natural ability or talent"
attitude
GPA
class rank
aptitude
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An Award Letter tells you about your financial aid package. Who is it from?
The federal government
The school that has admitted you
The bank
The College Board