College Application Steps
What is FAFSA
The skill of planning organizing your time to have a stable college life balance.
What is time management.
The school employee that helps you choose your classes for your degree.
What is advisor
What is balancing
Discounts you get from being a college student and having a college ID.
What are student discounts.
The statement about yourself and possibly your reasons for applying for college.
What is Personal Statement
The skill of taking care of yourself to support all of the hard work needed for a successful life.
What is self-care
This health is important to maintain to be sure that you are emotionally and mentally well to be able to focus on classes.
What is mental health
The financial benefit you can get when you have a degree
The things that you apply for to help you pay for College
What are scholarships
The skill of managing your finances to balance costs of daily living and college costs.
What is Financial management
This health is important to maintain to be sure that you are feeding your body well and taking care of it to be able to physically function.
What is Physical Health
What is Declared Major
The skill of setting guidelines or limits in your life to protect your mental health, well-being, and physical and emotional health.
What is boundary setting
A form of financial aid you do not have to repay
What are scholarships
A mental state that is from mental or emotional strain when you have a lot of things to juggle.
What is Stress
The group of people that help support you, believe in you, and help you be successful in college.
What is a support system
Types of campus services to support students' success who have mental health or physical diagnoses.
What are disability services
What are transcripts
The important feeling or belief that you can rely on yourself
What is Self-confidence
The benefit of earning a college degree and having a larger pool of employment options.
What are expanded job opportunities