Category 1
The cost of your classes
What is Tuition?
True or False: If you do not graduate college, you do not have not pay back your student loans?
False
The day colleges typically close their scholarship window.
What is February 1st
The average cost of a 2-year college per year in MN.
What is $5,500 - $6,100?
What is Harvard University?
The date you can start applying for federal financial aid (FAFSA).
What is October 1st?
This is an exam you take that allows colleges to see what class levels to put you in for college.
What are placement tests?
True or False: College payments are due at the beginning of each semester.
True
The average total cost (tuition, housing, food, books) of an in-state public 4-year university per year in Minnesota?
What is $24,000 - $35,000?
Teachers are called this in college
What is a Professor?
The date you can start applying to colleges
What is August 1st?
Name one type of suppose service you might find at a college.
What are advising; tutoring; counseling; health center; financial aid; registrar; residence life; student leadership; and career.
Programs offered by schools that allow students and families to split semester payments into smaller installments rather than one whole payment.
What is a college payment plan?
The date of National College Decision Day
What is May 1st?
The average college acceptance rate in Minnesota?
What is 72% - 74%?
Some classes have this component, which requires the student to complete community service hours outside of class. The community service happens as a part of studying and each student’s service often becomes part of the class curriculum.
What is service learning?
This needs to be done once per year while in college.
What is filling out FAFSA?
What happens if you do not pay your tuition?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY - Name the colleges your advisors attended.
What is Haylee & Paw Law - College of Saint Benedict, Padra & Leslie - St. Olaf College, and Cynthia - University of Wisconsin La Crosse?
The date that FAFSA is due by.
What is June 1st?
This scholarship award is a need-based form of financial aid. This award allows you to find a job, usually on campus, and work to earn your scholarship award.
What is work study?
Name two ways you can pay for college.
What are grants, loans, scholarships, work-study, savings, family, and military?
The average cost of textbooks in college per year
What is $1,000 - $1,500?
Name two higher education options available.
What are two-year community colleges, four-year public universities, four-year private universities, four-year public colleges, four-year private universities, and technical/trade school?
What is 2.0?