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This is the name of the peer student who lives on your floor, is paid in free housing to make sure you don't burn down the building making late-night popcorn and helps with roommate issues.
What is resident assistant (RA)?
the combined cost of campus housing and a meal plan.
What is room and board?
At every college, freshmen have to live in a freshmen dorm. True or False?
How many stones does Thanos collect by the end of Avengers: Infinity War?
What is 6?
While high school teachers might hunt you down for missing homework, this 3-word phrase describes a professor's ultimate policy when you don’t show up to a 300-person lecture hall.
What is "Attendance is optional"?
Someone who helps you plan your classes and connect you with resources on campus as needed?
What is an Advisor?
What does FAFSA stand for?
What is Free Application for Federal Student Aid?
What is false?
Who are the winners of Love Island Season 8?
Trinity and Bryce.
Typically, it takes this long to earn a Bachelors degree
What is four years?
How many credits do you need to be a full time student?
A minimum of 12 credits. Usually 4 classes.
This term describes the percentage of money you pay in addition to the amount you borrowed when you take out a loan.
What is the interest rate?
List 2 things you use your school ID for.
Get into your dorm, use it to buy game/concert/event tickets, for your meal plan, to get into school buildings, library services.
What year did Kalieyah graduate CRLS?
What is 2015?
What is the greatest college ever (completely biased)
Temple University!!!!! GO OWLS!!!!!
What is a 4+1 program?
When you get your bachelors and master's degree at the same time. It's an accelerated program.
How long is the grace period before you are required to start repaying your federal student loans?
What is 6 months?
List 2 things you can do to find friends as a freshmen?
Meet someone during freshmen orientation, leave your door open during move-in day and the first week, join clubs you're interested in, hang out in common areas, be open to trying new things
What school did Danait go to?
What is UMass Lowell?
Usually taken in a student's senior year, this final, major-specific course serves as the academic climax of your college tier system, synthesizing everything you've learned into one massive project.
What is a Capstone Course?
This is the agonizing tactical error of consuming zero information all semester, buying three energy drinks, and attempting to learn 14 weeks of chemistry in a single night.
What is cramming or pulling an all nighter?
Unlike its counterpart, this loan type begins to accrue interest immediately, even while you’re attending school.
What is an unsubsidized loan?
If you have an IEP, 504 or need any accommodations, what do you do to ensure you receive them?
You must self-advocate and set up accommodations independently. Reach out to your university's Disability Support Services, Accessibility Office, or Student Disability Center as soon as you commit or enroll and give them the required documents.
Name one famous person who graduated from CRLS.
Ben Affleck, Patrick Ewing, Matt Damon
At most 4-year schools, what's the minimum number of credits you need to graduate?
What are 120 college credits?
Named after a financial officer, this is the dreaded campus administrative official you must settle all your hidden campus fees, tuition, and housing debts with before they block you from registering for classes.
What is the bursar's office?
What is the difference between the Buscar's office and the Financial Aid office?
Financial Aid Office: Deals with FAFSA, awarding grants and scholarships
Bursar's Office: Issue tuition bills, manage payment plans, collects out-of-pocket money, processes refunds, will hold your transcript if you still owe $42
What happens when you drop a course after the add-drop period ends?
What is You still pay for that course, you receive a "withdrawal (W)" on your transcript and you do not receive any credit for the course?
How many championships did the Celtics win?
What are 18 championship wins?
What are the 3 categories for classes you must take?
gen-ed classes, core college classes (which include electives), and core major classes.