College 101
What is the name of the standardized test commonly required for college admissions?
What is the SAT (or ACT)?
Often unpaid, this is a short-term job where students gain experience in a specific field.
What is an internship?
This is how you feel emotionally, mentally, and socially in your daily life.
What is mental health?
This is the skill of managing your money, including saving and spending wisely.
What is budgeting?
The money you earn from a job before taxes are taken out.
What is gross income?
This type of degree typically takes four years to complete at a university.
What is a bachelor's degree?
A document that summarizes your skills, education, and work experience.
What is a résumé?
This is a physical activity that can help reduce stress and ease the body and mind?
What is exercise?
When cooking, you should always do this before you start to prepare and work with food.
What is washing your hands?
The term for borrowing money that accures intrest and must be paid back.
What is credit?
A student who has not yet decided on a major is called this.
What is undecided (or undeclared)?
A professional who can speak positively about your work experience is called this.
What is a reference?
When someone hurts your feelings, talking about it calmly instead of yelling is an example of this skill.
What is emotional regulation?
This is the legal document to be able to legally drive a car.
What is a driver's license?
The three-digit number that represents your creditworthiness.
What is a credit score?
This is the name for a professor's scheduled time to meet with students outside of class.
What is office hours?
This is an agreement between an employee and employer about salary and benefits.
What is a contract?
This feeling makes you worry constantly and can effect your day-to-day life. This is also a character from the movie "Inside Out 2"
What is anxiety?
When writing an email to collegues, peers, and professors, you use this type of communication.
What is formal communication (language)?
The difference between a "want" and a "need" when spending money.
What is a need is essential for survival, while a want is something extra?
The process of choosing and enrolling in specific classes each semester is called this.
What is course registration?
The process of continuing to learn new skills for career growth.
What is professional development?
Recognizing how someone else is feeling and understanding their emotions is called this.
What is empathy?
When washing laundry, you do this to make sure dyes do not bleed into other clothes.
What is seperating colors?
A plan for tracking income and expenses to manage money wisely.
What is a budget?