Admissions
This test is used as part of the admissions criteria.
What is the SAT?
It is free.
How much does it cost to complete the FAFSA?
This is a list of personal, educational, and professional qualifications and experiences.
What is a resume?
Student who is starting their first year in college
Who is a first time in college student?
Math, Science, English, Math
What subjects are on the SAT?
Participate in extracurricular activities, Do well in school, Study for the SAT, Visit the school, Talk to an admissions counselor
What are two things to do to strengthen your college application?
Career Counselor/Career Services
Where do you go when you need career advice/assistance?
Returning Student
What is a student called who has been to college before, but may have stopped attending for a specific amount of time?
GPA is grade point average that is calculated each advisory depending on your grades. 4.0 is the highest which is all A’s.
What is GPA?
This is an essay you write about yourself to help college admissions counselors learn about your goals, your background, and why you want to attend their school.
What is a personal statement?
Loans
What is the name of the type of financial that you are required to pay back after you graduate from college?
Networking
What is one of the most important ways to get employment, internships, and other opportunities?
New Student Orientation
What is the first event that first-year students are required to attend on campus?
Degree Plan/Curriculum
What tool do you use to determine what classes you need to take for your major?
Transcripts
What is the official document from your high school you need for the admissions office?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Money that can be used for college and do not have to be repaid. These are awarded by various people, including the state and federal governments, public and private organizations, and colleges and universities.
What are scholarships?
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Volunteering, Work-Study, Job-Shadowing, Assume Leadership Roles
What are some ways to gain work experience while in school?
Mandatory for a First-Year Students
Who is required to attend new student orientation?
See your academic advisor
What do you do if you need direction in the registration process?
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Residency
What is the word that describes whether or not you are not you classified as a in-county, out-of-county, out-of-state, out-of-country?
Verification
What is it called when the financial aid office requires you to bring in additional information about your household finances?
Career/Job Fairs, Informational Interviews, Invest in Interview Attire, Gain Professional References
What are ways to job search?
Campus Tours, Resources, and Guidelines
What can you expect to learn at new student orientation?
12 Hours
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How many hours to you need to take to be considered a full-time student?