Freshman Year Basics
Greek Life
Choosing a Major
Terminology
100

What should you leave at home?

Heater, Air Conditioner, Pets, Expensive Personal Items.

100

What is the trial period for sorority and fraternity prospects called?

Pledging/Rushing

100

How is a major chosen?

You decide.

100

Who do you go to when you have a problem in your dormitory?

Resident Assistant/RA

200

What is the average cost of 1 year of college?

$36,000 or 252,000 yuan

200

What is a Greek life?


Fraternities and sororities, (referred to as "Greek life") are social organizations at colleges and universities.

200

Can I get college credits in high school?

Yes, through AP courses and AP exams!

200

Who can help you choose which classes to take?

Your advisor

300

Can students get help with college payment?

Yes, with FAFSA, scholarships, and grants.

300

Is there a fee for membership?

Yes

300

If I'm unhappy at my school can I choose another one?

Yes! You can transfer to a new school!

300

What do we call someone who hasn't decided their major?

Undecided

400

Can freshman usually have cars?

No

400

What does Greek life promote?


Brotherhood/Sisterhood, life-long friends, networking opportunities

400

Can you choose a major you didn't get good grades in?

Yes!

400

What do we call the government form we fill out for financial aid?

The FAFSA

500

Are most freshman allowed to keep a car on campus?

No

500

Why are those weird letters used?

Tradition

500
If I transfer, what happens to my old credits?

Most will transfer with you to your new school.

500

Commuters

Students who don’t live on Campus

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