What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

What is a student loan?

A borrowed amount of money you have to pay back

Which general classes does a university require you to take in high school?

English, Math, Science, Social Science, Elective

What is the difference between a grant and a loan?

Loans are paid back and grants are awards you don't pay back

The cost of your classes, nothing else

What is a scholarship?

An award that is earned through academics or athletics

Name three basic forms you must submit in order to apply to a school.

Official copy of transcript, ACT scores, application fee

Describe what in-state tuition is

The cost of tuition if you live in the same state

The test you take in order to get into college

A place where students live and sleep

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1
How many years does it typically take to earn a bachelor's degree?
6 years
2 years
8 years
4 years
2
What does FAFSA stand for?
Forged and Fraudulent Scholarship Award
Faculty and Friends Study Abroad
Friends and Family Scholarship Award
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
3
What is a student loan?
Money you get for being a good student
A borrowed amount of money you have to pay back
Free money from the government you can splurge with
Students that are lonely
4
What is a GPA and what does it stand for?
General Practical Attendance
Getting Priorities Arranged
Getting Ponies Angry
Grade Point Average
5
Can you earn college credit for taking an AP class?
No
Yes
6
Which general classes does a university require you to take in high school?
Writing, Reading, Arithmetic, Art
English, Math, Science, Social Science, Elective
Geology, Psychology, Business, Economics
Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics, Foreign Language
7
What is the difference between a grant and a loan?
Loans are paid back and grants are awards you don't pay back
There is no difference between grants and loans
Grants are just loans given by President Grant
You have to pay back grants and loans are free of charge
8
A degree that typically takes 6 years to earn is a(n)?
Master's
Bachelor's
Ph.D
A Yoda
9
In terms of college, what is a major?
A student at school that is really smart
A specific field of study
Bigger than minor
A high ranking position in the military
10
What is tuition?
The cost of your classes, nothing else
The cost of classes and your other fees
The amount of money you get from scholarships
The cost of classes and your books, not including your dorm
11
What is a scholarship?
An award that is automatically given if you have good grades
A ship built by scholars
An award that everyone gets if they want to go to college
An award that is earned through academics or athletics
12
What is the biggest University in Wisconsin?
UW-Madison
UW-Oshkosh
UW-Milwaukee
UW-La Crosse
13
Name three basic forms you must submit in order to apply to a school.
ACT Score, Personal Statement, Photo ID
Photo ID, Application, ACT score
Official copy of transcript, ACT scores, application fee
Birth certificate, Social Security number, Driver's license
14
A school that is not funded by the government is an example of
Public College
Private College
Professor Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
Hogwarts
15
You have to pay back money you receive from grants and scholarships
False
True
16
In terms of education, what does AP stand for?
Associated Press
Adrian Pederson
Aptitude Physics
Advanced Placement
17
Describe what in-state tuition is
Tuition for people who live outside of the state
The cost of tuition if you live in the same state
The state that pays your tuition
The cost of tuition if you have a great mindstate
18
What is the ACT?
The test you take in order to get into college
The test you take once you're in college
The test you take to see which classes you need
The class you take if you fail high school
19
If you meet or exceed every college requirement, you will automatically be accepted
True
False
20
A school that is funded by the government is also known as
Boarding School
Public College
Private College
Free College
21
What is a dormitory?
A place where students meet to study for exams
A place where students live and sleep
A place where they keep people who love doors too much
A place where students can play music as loud as they want
22
Which school is NOT in the University of Wisconsin system?
UW Milwaukee
UW Madison
Marquette University
UW Stevens Point

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