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EEF College PASS Review
EEF College PASS Review
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How much more money weekly does someone with a BA degree make as compared with someone with only a high school diploma?
$415.00
$375.00
$325.00
$525.00
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What are some of the different tuition types?
Out-of-State Tuition
Mile Radius Agreement Tuition
In-State Tuition
Work-Study
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True or False: You can apply to multiple colleges using one application.
False
True
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What are some important reasons to plan for college now?
You want to begin scheduling campus tours to see the colleges in person.
You don't want to miss deadlines.
You want to get more acceptance and increase scholarship chances.
You want to choose which college is best for you.
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What is the maximum number of colleges that can you list on the FAFSA?
Between 1 and 5
Between 5 and 8
You can list 10 colleges on the FAFSA
Only 7 at the maximum
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How are students getting accepted into dozens of colleges?
Choosing a list of top three schools and only applying to those.
Completing the FAFSA.
Applying to dozens or more colleges.
Visiting dozens of colleges and begging the admissions teams to admit them.
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How often will you receive homework during the College PASS program?
You won't receive homework.
Only on the first day
Every week
Every day
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How do you qualify for work-study on a college campus?
Apply for an internship on campus
Apply for an externship on campus
Apply for a job on campus
Select Work-Study on your FAFSA
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How did our student track the 90 colleges she applied to?
She got help from her guidance counselor.
She used a spreadsheet.
She didn't track the colleges.
She created a notebook and post-its to list the names of the colleges.
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What do colleges consider when accepting students?
Grades, test scores, personal statements, events attended, relationships
Only personal statements and letters of recommendation
Only grades and test scores
Only your social media
