Financial Wellness
Top reason people don't invest
What is "they don't have enough money"
One section of the self-care wheel bank
What is spiritual, psychological, physical, emotional, personal, and professional?
Office on campus that helps with interviews
What is the Office of Internships and Career Development?
At least TWO important presentation skills
What is communication skills, voice projection, clarity, body language, confidence, creative thinking, practice, preparation?
How do you spell my first name?
Tuyet
Type of loan designed to help students pay for post-secondary education costs such as tuition, books etc.
What is "student loan"?
Doing things to improve physical and/or mental health
Formal document that outlines an individual's professional qualifications for job applications
What is a resume?
Ability to generate new, original, innovative ideas, open-mindedness
What is creative thinking?
2
When you purchase a small piece of a company
What is a stock?
Network of friends, family, and leaders who offer emotional, practical, and social support
What is a support system?
Public social media platform designed to connect users with other professionals in their industry, recruit employers, or find jobs
What is LinkedIn?
Thinking proactively about tasks or taking on work before someone asks you to
What is taking initiative?
Where do I work?
Labor Program Office
Employee sponsored retirement account
What is a 401k?
Negotiables and non-negotiables in a friendship/relationship
Brief speech that outlines who you are, meant to make a connection with someone
What is an elevator pitch?
Meaning of SMART
What is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound?
What day is Berea's graduation?
Saturday, May 4
The 4 C's of credit
What is capacity, collateral, capital, character?
A type of change that causes any type of mental/physical tension
Where do you go if you have questions about your Labor Position?
Labor Program Office
Term for being responsible on the internet/social media
What is digital citizenship?
Drawing the line: knowing what one wants and expects from the people in their life, and what they’ll accept from them—and then clearly, concisely, and calmly stating those ground rules.