Higher Education
A school where you can earn an array of degrees, PHDs, or certifications lasting an average of between two to four years.
What is a college or university?
A grant or funds given to a student to help pay for education
An account that will gain interest while your funds are deposited
What is a savings account?
The cost of attending a higher education institution
As of 2022, it cost about 1.5 cents to make a single one of these in the United States.
What is a penny?
A smaller, more cost-effective school that can focus on general studies to career certificates
What is community college?
A job that is worked under 32 hours a week
What is a part-time job?
A place to safely put cash, coins, or other valuables
What is a safe?
An overlooked cost-heavy item or supply needed for almost all college (Most people are SHOCKED when they see how much these items are)
What are books/textbooks?
A household toilet is ___ than money.
What is cleaner?
A school specializing in one specific area of study focusing on technical skills, hands-on experience, and professional expertise.
What is a trade school or vocational school?
A type of loan specifically for paying for education. Most of the time you don't have to start paying back on until after you are no longer at school.
What are student loans?
An account where funds can be deposited and locked up for a certain amount of time at a usually higher interest rate
What is a CD (certificate of deposit)?
A place to live while attending higher education. The costs of these are typically not included in tuition!
What are dorms/student living apartments?
The highest counterfeited bill-however, in recent years, security measures have significantly reduced counterfeit occurrences.
What is a $20 bill?
An arrangement in which someone learns an art, trade, or job under an industry professional
What is an apprenticeship or an internship?
A reserve of funds that are specifically set to the side for emergencies, large purchases, or other uses.
What is a savings?
A type of account where you earn interest like a savings account but can use checks or other methods of paying straight out of the account unlike a savings account. Typically has higher or tiered interest rates
What is a money market account?
Other items that you'll need during higher education that can help you out tremendously such as a laptop, pens, notebooks, etc.
What are supplies?
He is on the U.S. $100 bill attributing the nickname of those bills as “Benjamins”
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
It provides career training and education for 16- through 24-year-olds at no cost to students where they can earn the skills and gain the experience needed to begin a career or apprenticeship, advance to higher education, or join the military.
What is Job Corps?
A program most companies will introduce for their employees to help cover cost of tuition. Most of the time it is only offered if the field of study is relevant to the company's needs.
What are employer type grants/scholarships/fee reimbursements?
A tax-advantaged savings account designed to be used for a student's education expenses
What is a 529 Plan account?
Items that might need to be purchased specifically for a certain area of study (example: knives for culinary school)
What are job related tools?
He is on the front of the $10 bill, although he was almost removed before the popularity of a musical reversed the decision