College Application Process
Financial Aid
College Application Components
Miscellaneous
Fun Facts
100

The suggested time of the year that you should take the SAT/ACT for the first time

What is the Spring of your Junior year?

100

Free money that is not required to be paid back that is based off of your academics

What is a merit scholarship?

100

This document is your academic record at LHS

What is a transcript?

100

This program allows you to research colleges, sign up for college visits, search for scholarships, and request transcripts

What is Naviance?

100

The mascot of Stony Brook University

What is the Seawolves?

200

A way to enhance your application to make yourself a more favorable applicant by being well rounded

What is extra curricular activities? 

200

Government money that you need to pay back at a lower interest rate this is based off of your parents' income

What are (Federal) student loans?

200

The application used by most schools to apply to college

What is the Common Application?

200

BA, BS, MS, MBA, BFA stand for

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science
Master of Science
Master of Business Administration
Bachelor of Fine Arts

200

The average cost for a meal plan at college

What is $4,300 or $7.50 per meal?

300

The difference between a weighted and unweighted GPA

What is an unweighted GPA will be higher to reflect additional quality points earned by taking honors/AP courses? 

300

The date you can begin applying for financial aid during your senior year

What is October 1st?

300

Test optional means

What is schools don't require SAT/ACT scores but if you score well/above their range then you should still submit them even though they're not required?

300

SUNY stands for

What is State University of New York?

300

The most selective college and its acceptance rate

What is Harvard and 5%?

400

True or False- it costs money to apply to college?

True and False- most schools require an application fee that varies from $40-$75 per school but some schools do not have a fee or you may qualify for a fee waiver for applications based on your parents income

400

The meaning of the acronym FAFSA

What is Free Application for Federal Student Aid?

400
The deadline for applying to college

What is there is no one specific deadline, all colleges my differ so it is important to pay attention to this? 

400

Total cost of attendance (COA) includes

What is tuition, room & board, books, and all other assumed expenses?

400

The approximate number of colleges in the US

What is 5,300?

500

The difference between early action and early decision

What is early decision is a legal binding agreement that can only be applied to for one school and early action is not binding and can be applied for multiple schools?

500

The main difference between subsidized and unsubsidized federal student loans

What is subsidized loans do not accrue interest while you are in school and is based on financial need?

500

List the 5 main components of a college application that you are being evaluated on

What are SAT/ACT scores, transcript, activities, college essay, letters of recommendation?
500

The way you transfer your high school college credits/AP credits to your college after graduation

What is request and official transcript from each college you have credits from (Suffolk, Stony Brook, Farmingdale, etc.) be sent to the college you are attending for evaluation and request and official AP score report be sent through College Board?

500

The average amount of college debt students have

What is approximately $40k?

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