FAFSA
CUNY
SUNY
College Application
General
100

True or False: Students must fill out the FAFSA every year to continue receiving federal financial aid.

True

100

True or False: CUNY schools are only located in Manhattan.

False (CUNY has campuses in all five boroughs of New York City)

100

SUNY stands for

State University of New York

100

This is NOT typically part of a college application:

  • A) Personal statement/essay
  • B) High school transcripts
  • C) SAT/ACT scores (optional at some schools)
  • D) Social media handle

D) Social media handle

100

True or False: State financial aid programs usually require the completion of FAFSA.

True

200

FAFSA stands for

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

200

This universities is NOT part of CUNY:

  • A) Hunter College
  • B) Baruch College
  • C) New York University (NYU)
  • D) The City College of New York

C) New York University (NYU)

200

True or False: SUNY schools are only located in upstate New York.

False (SUNY has campuses across New York, including in New York City)

200

A centralized application platform that allows students to apply to multiple colleges and universities at once

Common Application

200

Name of the program that allows students to work part-time on campus while attending school

Federal Work-Study Program

300

Types of aid can you qualify for by completing the FAFSA?

  • A) Federal grants
  • B) Work-study jobs
  • C) Federal student loans
  • D) All of the above

D) All of the above

300

This school offers the best Business Program within CUNY

Baruch 
300

This university is part of the SUNY system:

  • A) University at Buffalo
  • B) Cornell University
  • C) Syracuse University
  • D) Princeton University

A) University at Buffalo

300

This document provides an official record of a student's grades from high school and is often required for college applications

Transcript

300

Type of degree is typically awarded after completing four years of undergraduate study

Bachelors Degree

400

This is NOT an eligibility requirement for FAFSA:

  • A) U.S. citizenship or eligible non-citizen status
  • B) Enrollment in a degree or certificate program
  • C) Having a GPA of at least 3.5
  • D) Not being in default on any federal student loans

C) Having a GPA of at least 3.5

400

The CUNY application fee for undergraduate students

$65 (but it can be waived for eligible students)

400

Program aimed at providing tuition assistance to students from low-income families within the SUNY system:

A) SUNY Promise Program
B) SUNY Tuition Aid Program
C) Excelsior Scholarship
D) SUNY Financial Assistance Initiative

C) Excelsior Scholarship

400

Part of the application typically provides a space for students to share personal experiences, challenges, or inspirations

Personal Statement

400

The term for an academic degree earned after completing undergraduate studies, typically requiring 1–3 years of additional study

Masters Degree

500

Deadline for submitting the FAFSA for the 2024-2025 school year

June 30, 2025

500

Type of transportation support ASAP students receive

Metro Cards

500

The main benefit of the SUNY Transfer Pathways program:

A) It guarantees all students transfer into graduate programs
B) It makes transferring credits between SUNY schools easier
C) It offers a fast-track option for students graduating from community colleges
D) It provides scholarships for transfer students

B) It makes transferring credits between SUNY schools easier

500

The last date by which a student must notify a college of their decision to attend after being admitted

May 1st (commonly referred to as College Decision Day)

500

The term for when a student studies in another country to gain international experience and broaden their education?

Study Abroad

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