College Trivia March Lesson 1

_______ are a type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid.

The cost of living and eating on campus is called ____?

An average of a student's grades in all classes taken, often reported on a four-point scale.

A degree awarded by a college after completion of academics of 120 credit hours.

College classes taken in high school that count toward high school requirements and earn college credit

The number of students per member of the faculty is called ____?

The academic discipline in which a student takes most of his or her classes.

Getting involved in activities outside the classroom as a high school student is called ______.

A degree awarded by a college after completion of academics of 120 credit hours.

A two year school that offers associate degrees or certification programs.

An official record of a student's grades

The act of lending funds for repayment at a later time.

A College Entrance Exam, standardized test , usually taken during your junior and or senior year.

When schools ask for letters of recommendation from an academic teacher this is called a _____.

What is the FAFSA?

What is the graduate degree that is usually earned after a master's?

Money earned by the student to help pay for college by working a part-time job on campus

What is the cost of instruction and facility use at an educational institution?

A free application that includes financial information to assist student with financial aid.