Save a year of tuition by

both red triangle and blue diamond answers

For most students, the best deal will be

an in-state community college or state university

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Debt Free U Ch. 1 Part II

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1
There is a vast industry aimed at convincing you to loot your savings and take on loans
True
False
2
Students who are overly reliant on financial aid are depending on renewed generosity each year with no real alternative
False
True
3
No one is looking out for your looking out for your interests except
Mr. Fetters
you
college admissions officers
college financial aid officers
4
To get the most merit aid, apply to schools where you are
poor and in the bottom half
rich but in the bottom 10%
in the top 10%
rich and in the top half
5
Keep careful track of major requirements, general education requirements, and the number of classes needed to graduate
False
True
6
Ask about interest-free installment plans at your college
stretch payments to avoid paying a big lump-sum
pay the same amount every month
to commit to debt-free education
all of these
7
You should apply for a ton of scholarships, but
don't count on them to make a meaningful dent in cost
be pleasantly surprised if they make a meaningful dent
never pay anyone for them
all of these
8
Save a year of tuition by
none of these
taking community college classes in summer
graduating in 3 years
both red triangle and blue diamond answers
9
Private third-party scholarships
all of these
represent only 2-3% of aid
average only $1,982
received by only 7% of students
10
What % of consumer debt is student loan debt?
15%
20%
25%
10%
11
The average financial aid package is
40% loans
20% loans
60% loans
60% grants
12
The pay-as-you-go plan:
live at home and attend community college for two years
work on average 20 hours per week
all of these
transfer to a state school
13
Private third-party scholarships
usually must be re-applied for every year
overrated & greatly exaggerated
all of these
cover only a fraction of the cost
14
For most students, the best deal will be
all of these
an out of state private university
an in-state community college or state university
an in-state private university
15
The diploma comes from the college where
none of these
you graduate from
you spent the most time
you spent the most money

Debt Free U Ch. 1 Part II Flashcards | StudBud

Debt Free U Ch. 1 Part II

15 termsStudBud Administration33 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
There is a vast industry aimed at convincing you to loot your savings and take on loans
True
False
2
Students who are overly reliant on financial aid are depending on renewed generosity each year with no real alternative
False
True
3
No one is looking out for your looking out for your interests except
Mr. Fetters
you
college admissions officers
college financial aid officers
4
To get the most merit aid, apply to schools where you are
poor and in the bottom half
rich but in the bottom 10%
in the top 10%
rich and in the top half
5
Keep careful track of major requirements, general education requirements, and the number of classes needed to graduate
False
True
6
Ask about interest-free installment plans at your college
stretch payments to avoid paying a big lump-sum
pay the same amount every month
to commit to debt-free education
all of these
7
You should apply for a ton of scholarships, but
don't count on them to make a meaningful dent in cost
be pleasantly surprised if they make a meaningful dent
never pay anyone for them
all of these
8
Save a year of tuition by
none of these
taking community college classes in summer
graduating in 3 years
both red triangle and blue diamond answers
9
Private third-party scholarships
all of these
represent only 2-3% of aid
average only $1,982
received by only 7% of students
10
What % of consumer debt is student loan debt?
15%
20%
25%
10%
11
The average financial aid package is
40% loans
20% loans
60% loans
60% grants
12
The pay-as-you-go plan:
live at home and attend community college for two years
work on average 20 hours per week
all of these
transfer to a state school
13
Private third-party scholarships
usually must be re-applied for every year
overrated & greatly exaggerated
all of these
cover only a fraction of the cost
14
For most students, the best deal will be
all of these
an out of state private university
an in-state community college or state university
an in-state private university
15
The diploma comes from the college where
none of these
you graduate from
you spent the most time
you spent the most money