Applying to College

True or False. Need based aid is based up your family's income level.

Rolling Admissions means...

Schools that DO NOT require test scores to be submitted are called...

True or False. The college/university you decide to attend will NOT see your senior grades.

What does "deferred" mean?

Which application deadline is due around November 1?

What is a pro for attending a rural college/university?

Application Fee Waiver allows you to...

What are the three categories of schools you should be applying to?

What does it mean when you are "waitlisted"?

Avila University is an example of what type of university.

True or False. Early decision means that you are NOT required to attend the college/university.

Who should you speak to about requesting an Application Fee Waiver?

True or False. Regular decision deadline is Nov. 1.

What are examples of documents you may need to submit when applying to college?

True or False. You should apply to 10 Match Schools.

How many safety schools are recommended for you apply to?

True or False. May 30 is National Decision Day

True or False. The common application allows you to apply multiple colleges/universities using one application.

According to the video, how many colleges/universities are there in the USA?

True or False. All Ivy League schools are considered match schools.

Who should you speak to have your high school transcript sent?

True or False. According to the video there are SIX stages of applying to college.

What is a pro (positive) for attending a larger size college/university?

True or False. Your college essay should resemble a research paper.

True or False. Merit based aid is based upon your family income level.

What does "early action " mean?

How many colleges/universities are suggested you should apply to?