Acronyms
An Average of all grades a students has earned in High School or College
GPA
What does post-secondary mean?
Your plans after high school.
Money awarded to students to help pay for education.
Financial Aid
This Saints Quarterback graduated from Purdue University in 2001.
Drew Brees
The Boilermakers
Purdue University
The Two Standardized Tests that College's use for Admissions.
SAT & ACT
Another name for a 2-year college.
Community College
Aid that is based on academic, artistic, or athletic abilities.
Merit-Based
Vice president Mike Pence graduated from this Indiana College in 1981.
Hanover College
The Bulldogs
Butler University
A Standardized Test given by the Military.
ASVAB
If you want to get training as an electrician, where would you go?
Technical School
Aid that does not need to be repaid or earned through working.
Grants and Scholarships
This “Hunger Games” author graduated from from Indiana University in 1985.
Suzanne Collins
The Sycamores
Indiana State University
The Federal form you complete that can help you receive grants and loans for College.
FAFSA
The academic subject you take the most classes in.
Major
The only kind of debt that cannot be gotten rid of, even through bankruptcy.
Students Loans
Apple Executive Angela Ahrendts, the Former CEO of Burberry, has a fashion scholarship named after her at this Public University.
Ball State University
The Cougars
Indiana University Kokomo
The amount of money a student's parents are able to contribute to the students education.
EFC (Estimated Family Contribution)
Where you go after High School if you are entering Military Service.
Basic Training
A U.S. Federal Loan Grant that is based on the FAFSA.
Pell Grant
Famous businessman and philanthropist, Eli Lilly, attended this college in Greencastle, Indiana.
depauw university
Little Giants
Wabash College