College
Before you apply to college, you should try to go on one of these to get to see the whole college campus.
College Tour
Relating to a college program that enables students to work part-time while attending school.
Work-study
True
Which Ivy League school was founded first?
Harvard founded in 1636
What is a resident advisor (or RA)?
The name of the person in charge of supporting other students in a dorm and holding hall meetings.
This is money received and does not need to be repaid
scholarship and grants
This is the person I can go to if I need help deciding what classes will help me best in my major and after I graduate.
Academic advisor
Football is among the most popular college team sport but do you know where and when the first game was played and between which two colleges
Princeton played Rutgers and Rutgers won the game 6-4 in 1869
This is the place I can go to if I need help adding or dropping a class or paying for college.
Student services
When is the deadline for FAFSA?
February 15th - most schools
March 2nd - TN Promise
The standard college admission tests in the U.S.
SAT & ACT
What is the name of the first Greek sorority which is the oldest secret society for women.
Now known as Alpha Delta Pi
The subject area of study that you focus the second most number of classes on in college.
For federal loans, when does repayment typically begin after you graduate?
6 months post graduation
How many HBCU's are in TN?
(6) Fisk University, Lane College, LeMoyne-Owen College, Meharry Medical College, Tennessee State University, and Knoxville College
How many colleges does the U.S have?
The United States has over 5,300 colleges and universities as of 2023.
How many total credits do you need per semester to be considered a full-time student.
12 credit hours
True or False: Each year you apply to FAFSA, you will receive he same amount.
A typical bachelor's degree requires how many credit hours?
Typically 120 hours or more.
Name the five American colleges with the lowest acceptance rates
Harvard University(3.0%), California Institute of Technology(3.3%), Stanford University(4.0%), Minerva University (4.0%), and Columbia University (4.3%).