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Indiana Colleges
100
This document is a permanent record of all courses you've taken and the grades you received in each course.
What is a transcript?
100
What does the acronym FAFSA stand for?
What is Free Application for Federal Student Aid?
100
The name for a building where students LIVE on campus.
What is a dormitory or residence hall?
100
A student's primary area of study in college.
What is a major?
100
This is Indiana's only community college.
What is Ivy Tech Community College?
200
This is the process of signing up for classes each semester, it can be done online or in person at the REGISTRAR's office.
What is registration?
200
This is the combined cost of housing and meals on campus.
What is Room and Board?
200
This is where most students eat meals on campus.
What is a cafeteria or dining hall?
200
A test given at the end of a semester to assess what a student learned throughout an entire course.
What is a final exam?
200
This Indiana university was founded in 1918 and is a state funded school located in Muncie. The mascot is Charlie Cardinal.
What is Ball State University?
300
This is how a school measures a student's progress towards a diploma or degree. The number of these assigned to a course depends, in part, on how much time is spent in class each week. **BONUS (300 points) How many of these does a student need to be considered full time?
What is a credit (hour)? ** 12
300
This is a form of financial aid in which students earn money by working part time at their college. Students apply for this program by filling out the FAFSA.
What is work study?
300
This is a part of the residence hall where students are expected to maintain a low noise level.
What is a quiet floor?
300
***DAILY DOUBLE*** The college or university staff member who helps students plan for and choose courses for their program of study.
What is an Academic Advisor?
300
This private, independent, four year, liberal arts college for men was founded in 1832. It is located in Crawfordsville.
What is Wabash College?
400
This is a college's book of general information about classes, faculty, costs and admission and degree requirements.
What is a catalog?
400
Money awarded to a student based on academic performance or financial need that does NOT have to be paid back after graduation.
What is a scholarship (or grant)?
400
A society of male college students typically named with Greek letters.
What is a fraternity?
400
A two-year institution of higher education designed to provide two-year degrees and other short-term degrees or certifications.
What is community college?
400
Founded in 1801 as "Jefferson Academy", this is the oldest public institution of higher learning in the state of Indiana. It is now named after the city it is located in, which is also the oldest city in Indiana.
What is Vincennes University?
500
This is a degree granted by a college or university after students have satisfactorily completed a four or five year, full time program of required courses or its part-time equivalent.
What is a Bachelor's (Baccalaureate) Degree?
500
Money given to a student by the federal government or a private bank to pay for school that MUST be paid back after graduation.
What is a student loan?
500
A society of female college students typically named with Greek letters.
What is a sorority?
500
A degree earned after two years of study, usually given by community colleges.
What is an Associate's Degree?
500
This university has eight campuses located throughout the state. It was founded in 1820 as State Seminary and officially changed its name to this in 1838. **Bonus (500 points) Name five (5) of the eight (8) campuses.
What is Indiana University? **IU Bloomington, IU Southeast (New Albany), IUPUI Indianapolis, IUPFW Ft. Wayne, IU Kokomo, IU East (Richmond), IU South Bend, IU Northwest (Gary),
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