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What does MBA stand for?
What is work-study?
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What is work-study?
Financial Aid
Part-time college while studying
Internships
2
What does MBA stand for?
Master of Business Administration
Men's Business Association
Mooo Bark Ahhhh
Momma Bakes Acorns
3
Which of the following is NOT an Ivy League school?
Stanford
MIT
University of Chicago
Northwestern
4
If accepted, how is Early Action (EA) different from Early Decision (ED)
EA is cheaper.
"I don't know" - said someone who needs to pay attention
If you do EA you MUST go to the school.
Students are BOUND to ED schools.
5
Rolling Admissions is different from Early and Regular Decisions because...
There is no deadline. Universities accept/stop at their leisure.
Wrong Answer
6
Colleges require you to have an associate's degree before entering a bachelor's program.
True
False
7
What degree is below / comes before a bachelor's degree?
Master's Degree
Specialist Degree
Tertiary Degree
Associate's Degree
8
Which of the following is NOT a liberal arts college?
Occidental College
Bowdoin College
Harvey Mudd College
King's College London
9
Early Decision II
allows students to wait until later to claim their allegiance to a particular school.
True
False
10
If you are not a US citizen, you should not file for FAFSA and instead use your CSS profile.
True
False
11
What is a 4+1 program?
College gives an extra year for an internship.
"WHO CARES! THIS IS NOT IMPORTANT!" - said a loser
College gives you a 2nd bachelor's degree after just one additional year
You can earn a bachelor's and a master's degree in just 5 years.
12
Ivy League universities in the U.S. began as a group association of eight highly competitive athletic colleges.
True
False
13
Once a student enters college—no matter his or her age— parents/guardians are not allowed to be as involved.
True
False
14
FERPA stands for Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act
False
True
15
The
Little Ivies
are elite colleges that are just much smaller than competing Ivy league universities.
True
False
16
G11 students who are lawful citizens of the United States are automatically entered into NMSQT with the PSAT test.
False
True
17
Public universities don't have as much money as private universities.
False
True
18
Another word for post-secondary is...
Tertiary
Yeah!
College
19
Which of the following are considered to be a Little Ivy?
Wesleyan University
Amherst College
Williams College
Boston University
20
Qualifying as a semifinalist or finalist is a great honor that students put on their college resumes.
False
True
21
HBCU is a union of elite modern/contemporary colleges.
False
True
22
An adjective that means anything after formal schooling (high school)?
PostSecondARY
Post Secondary
PreCollegiate
Post-Secondary
23
Theoretically, which college is most likely to have an Honors College? (Click all that apply)
SUNY Stony Brook
University of Illinois Chicago
UMASS Boston
Boston University
24
You need to be a US citizen to qualify for federal aid.
False
True
25
Your chances of getting into a college are always higher with ED than RD.
False
True
26
The Seven Sisters are like the Little Ivies (NE liberal arts colleges), but they are also historically women's colleges.
True
False
27
Boston College is a UNIVERSITY.
False
True
28
Which two Seven Sisters colleges now accept men?
Mount Holyoke College
Barnard College
Radcliffe College
Vassar College
29
Which degree are you most likely NOT to find at a community college? (Check all that apply)
Engineering
Respiratory Care Therapy
Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
30
Majority of schools offer ED I and ED II.
True
False
31
A student may apply for rolling admissions so they can be accepted into a college early and then feel less stress.
False
True
32
NMSQT stands for...
National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
Right Answer
33
The Ivy League is an official organization of America's top academic universities
True
False
