Scholarships
FAFSA
College Admissions
College Tuition Prices
True or False
100

How many scholarships can you apply to?

As many as you want to!

100

What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

100

This is the cumulative average of the final grades in all of your courses

Grade Point Average (GPA)

100

Which costs less: a university or community college?

Community college

100

Legacy guarantees you admission to that college.

False. You still have to work hard!

200

What is a letter of recommendation?

A letter of recommendation is a letter written on behalf of an applicant by someone who can vouch for that person's educational or professional performance.

200

When does the FAFSA open?

October 1st (every year!!)

200

What are the activities/enrichment pursued outside of your academic courses that colleges like to see?

Extracurricular Activites

200

What is the amount you pay to go to college called?

Tuition

200

A high GPA and strong test scores are the only thing that matters in a college admissions decision.

False. Your activities outside of the classroom can also help get you into your dream college!

300

Which of the following is a good plan to acquire scholarships? 

A. Focus on a couple scholarships. 

B. Don’t apply it doesn’t matter. 

C. Apply for as many scholarships you can.

Apply for as many scholarships you can.

300

How many colleges can you add onto your FAFSA?


You can add up to 10 colleges to FAFSA.

300

What are the two standardized tests that students can take for college admission?

The ACT and/or SAT

300

What is the money you get from the government and college that is free?

Grants

300

If you aren't given a grant from FAFSA the first year that you apply, you should still keep applying every year.

True. Keep applying, you might get it one year!

400

What is one component of a scholarship application?

GPA, ACT or SAT, letter of recommendation, resume, transcript, etc.

400

What are the four types of financial aid?

Grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study.

400

Who besides an admission officer is available to help you with college?

Friends, college students/alumni, parents/guardians, local organizations, tribal education offices, etc.

400

What are key things to look for in a financial award?

Grants, Scholarships, Tuition Waivers, and Loans.

400

You need to know what your major is before starting college.

False. You don't have to know exactly what you want to study even during the application process.

500

What is the difference between a need based scholarship and a merit based scholarship?

Merit-based aid offers financial support based on a student's academic achievements. Need-based aid provides funds for students based on their level of financial need.

500

What is the maximum amount of money given for the pell grant?

$5,550

500

What is an early admission?

It is a college admission plan in which students apply earlier in the year than usual and receive their results early as well.

500

What are some fees included in tuition? 

Books, Health Insurance, Student Activities, Transportation, Technology, Campus Security, etc.

500

Public colleges are easy to get into, while private colleges are hard.

False. It depends on the college! There are insanely selective colleges out there like Harvard and Stanford but some public colleges like Brown University and the University of Virginia that are also up there too!

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