Preparing for Higher Education

Question 1

A student that has knowledge & skills necessary to succeed in college courses? (W/O remedation)

Accepted Answer

Well-rounded student

Question 2

How to avoid Remediation?

Accepted Answer

Sleep, Study, Take Notes, Listen

Question 3

To delay or postpone action; put off doing something.

Accepted Answer

Procrastinate

Question 4

Who can help you in Remediation?

Accepted Answer

Students, Parents, Tutor, Teachers

Question 5

Remediation courses do not count towards a degree?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

A course designed to bring a student up to course level is called a ___________?

Accepted Answer

Remediation

Question 7

The faculty member who assist students in selecting proper courses to earn a degree.

Accepted Answer

Academic advisor

Question 8

It helps to plan backwards from major deadlines?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

Extra help in a subject is called ________________

Accepted Answer

Remediation

Question 10

Time spent on activities to increase effectiveness, efficiency or productivity.

Accepted Answer

TIme Management

Question 11

A standard by which something can be measured or judged.

Accepted Answer

Benchmarks

Question 12

If you study, pay attention in class and ask questions, What will you NOT need?

Accepted Answer

Remediation

Question 13

Postsecondary applicant w/ academic promise, strength of character, extracurricular distinction

Accepted Answer

College ready

Question 14

If a student changes their major will they lose credits for classes already taken?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

What documents should a student put together for college application folders?

Accepted Answer

Awards & Achievements, Extracurricular activities

Questions 15