Resident Life
What can you do now?
College Resources
Financial Aid
College Credit hours
100

Are spots are first come first serve?

Yes!

100
When does your GPA start?
Freshmen year 
100

Can you make your own organization?

YES

100

What is FASFA?

FASFA-Free Application for Federal Student Aid

100

How many credit hours is one class?

3

200

What does RA stand for?

Residential Assistant

200

What can you do as a 9th grade to prepare for college?

Take courses such as Geometry and Algebra. Studies show students who take these courses early are more likely to go to college

Begin reading about possible careers, exploring topics that interest you

Meet with your school counselor

200

What does Academic advisors do?

•Degree plan

•Changing majors and minors

•Department Scholarships

•Knowledge of classes

200

What is Grants?

Money that does not have to be paid back

200

How many credit hours would be considered freshmen?

0-29 credit hours

300

What kind of rooms are available in college?

3 bed, 2 bed, semi-private, private

300

What can you do as a 10th grade to prepare for college?

Take Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

Join school clubs and organizations or participate in summer programs

Pursue leadership roles that will help with later scholarship applications

Take the PSAT

300

What do you learn or do at orientation?

–Learn lay out of campus

–Register for classes

–Meet other students

–Take placement tests if needed

–Learn school traditions

300

What is Work study?

Allows you to work on campus

Department only pays 30% of your wages

Makes it easier to find on campus jobs

300

How many credit hours are considered full time?

Full time enrollment  is 12+ hours

4 Classes = 12 credit hours

400

Roommates VS. Suitemates

Roommates stays with you in the room, however suitemates are connected through bathrooms

400

What can you do as a 11th grade to prepare for college?

•Attend a college fair  and start gathering information about colleges.

•Take the ACT or SAT

•Start taking campus tours

•Take AP Exams

400

What are some resources in College?

•Writing Center, Math Labs, etc.

–Tutors available

•Career Advising

–Career interest tests, Resume help, Mock Interviews, etc.

•Personal Counseling

–Check to see if it is free

400

What are some different Types of Funding and Aid?

Scholarships 

Grants

Work Study

Loans

400

How many credit hours do you need to graduate?

120


500

How can you get involved through your stay at the university?

–Organizations, Clubs, Sports Teams, Fraternities/Sororities

–Make your own organization

500

What can you do as a 12th grade to prepare for college?

Retake the ACT or SAT

Narrow list of potential schools

Make sure you’re aware of deadlines

Submit FASFA/TASFA

Apply for Scholarships

500

What are some opportunities you have for professional experience in college?

–Study Abroad

–Internships

500
For FASFA what two IDs do you need to make?

Parent and Student must create an FSA ID. This will be your username and password for FAFSA.

500

How can you replace some college credit hours in high school?

Earning college credit through AP or Dual Credit

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