Achiever EOY Quiz

In order to be college & career ready, high school students need to know some jobs or careers that interest them.

What is the term for a college you are almost certain that you will get admitted to?

I know a difference between a community college and a university.

One of the most common college entrance exams is called:

Financial aid may include money that needs to be paid back.

If you believe you are not good at math, you most likely will not be good at math.

Maria is a junior in high school and has not taken any world language courses. What should she do?

FAFSA/WASFA must be completed before each year I plan to attend college or I won't get financial aid.

Some of the factors that make up a good "college fit" are:

After graduation, I know what I need to do during the summer before I go to college in the fall.

I can find the types of degrees and majors offered at each college/university.

To be college ready, a high school student needs to know the exact job he/she wants to get after college.

High school seniors should always apply to every college in Washington state.

Before starting a test, it is important to look it over and estimate how long it will take to answer each section.

I have the skills and abilities to go to college.

Creating a budget for college is a good way to understand how you will pay for college.

To be college ready, high school students should fill out FAFSA/WASFA in the fall of their senior year.

In order to be college ready, high school students need to take courses that meet a college's minimum requirements

It doesn't matter how you organize your class notes as long as you are taking them.

I know where to find support if I have problems with college (or college applications).

You are more likely to drop out of college if you do not feel like you belong to the community on campus.

You cannot change how smart you are.

I know the personal information that is requested on a FAFSA/WASFA application.

To be college ready, high school students usually need to take the SAT/ACT if they want to attend a 4 yr college.

I know a difference between a private college and a public college.

In a group or classroom setting, I should ask questions when I do not understand something.

In order to be college ready, high school students need to get straight A's in all their classes.

A grant or scholarship is money that needs to be paid back.

I know how to find one scholarship I can apply for.

Only students with good grades should fill out FAFSA/WASFA.

As long as you get your homework done on time, it doesn't matter if it is messy or unorganized.

Filling out a FAFSA/WASFA application will help determine if you qualify to receive money from the state and/or colleges

A college essay/personal statement is an opportunity to show what makes you stand out (unique).

The college's cost of attendance (COA) is the bill that a student gets from the college.

I know some sections on a college financial award letter.