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What is the main purpose of a college admissions essay?
To demonstrate your personality and writing skills
To explain why you want to go to collage
o show your GPA
To provide a list of your extracurricular activities
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A liberal arts college focuses primarily on STEM degrees.
False
True
3
A student loan is money given to students that does not need to be repaid
False
True
4
An associate degree is typically completed in four years.
False
True
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What is a “capstone” course?
A general education requirement
A study-abroad program
An introductory class for new students
A final project or course in a major
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What is the VASA application used for?
Signing up for on-campus housing
Applying for Virginia state financial aid
Registering for college classes
Applying for student loans
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A transcript is an official record of a student’s academic performance.
False
True
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What is "early action" in college admissions?
A binding commitment to attend if accepted
Decision Day
A special application for scholarship eligibility
non-binding option to apply early and receive results early
9
The term "valedictorian" refers to the student with the highest GPA in the class.
True
False
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What is tenure?
A guaranteed job security status for professors
A scholarship for graduate students
A probationary period for new faculty
A scholarship for graduate students
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Which of the following is a graduate-level degree?
High School Diploma
Associate’s Degree
Master’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
12
The Common App allows students to apply to both undergraduate and graduate programs.
False
True
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What is a tuition fee?
A fee for using the library
The cost of courses at a college
The price of student textbooks
A charge for student meals
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An "honors program" is a special program for students with higher GPAs.
True
False
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Which type of aid can students receive through VASA?
Virginia state financial aid
Federal Pell Grants
Private student loans
Military benefits
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What is a major in college?
A student’s primary field of study
The first-year curriculum
A type of student scholarship
A military rank in ROTC programs
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What does FAFSA stand for?
Fund Allocation for Student Advancement
Financial Aid for Scholarship Applicants
Federal Assistance for Student Academics
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
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What is academic probation?
required summer school course
A temporary suspension from college
program for honors students
A warning due to low academic performance
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What is the Common App?
A standardized test for college admissions
A scholarship program for college students
A system that allows students to apply to multiple colleges.
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What is a prerequisite course?
An advanced class for seniors
A general education course
A class that must be taken before another class
A class taken for fun
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"Peer tutoring" refers to students helping other students with their coursework.
False
True
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What is "early decision" in college admissions?
A binding agreement to attend a college if accepted
A non-binding option to apply early and receive results early
The final date for submitting applications
A program that admits students based on high school performance only
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What does "deferred admission" mean?
You have been fully accepted but must wait a year to attend
You are not admitted to the college but can apply again later
Your application is placed on hold for further review
Your financial aid application is delayed
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What is an "alumni"?
A current student of a university
A student enroll in a institution
A graduate or former student
A person applying for admission to a university
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What does GPA stand for?
General Performance Average
Graduation Percentage Assessment
Grade Point Average
Grading Policy Agreement
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What does STEM stand for in education?
Statistics, Technology, Environmental Science, and Management
Science, Trade, Economics, and Marketing
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Social Studies, Teaching, English, and Medicine