Applying to School
Campus Trivia
Ivy Institutions
Academic Trivia
Finances
100

When do high school students apply to college/university?

Beginning/fall of senior year 

100

What are the buildings called where students live together on a college campus?

Dormitories

100

What is the oldest Ivy University in the United States? 

Harvard University 

100

What is the term for a student's main field/subject that they study in University?

Major

100

Scholarships, grants, honors programs, and loans are all examples of what?

Financial Aid

200

What is the term for the score, showing academic performance, students need to submit when applying to school? (Hint: It is an acronym)

G.P.A. [Grade Point Average]
200

What is the title of the organization (generally) that has groups for men and women named with Greek letters?

Greek Life

200

Of these schools which one is not an Ivy?

a) University of Pennsylvania

b) Cornell University 

c) Princeton University

d) Dartmouth College 

e) Duke University 

200

What are teachers in college/university called?

Professors

200

What is the term used to describe the price you pay to attend university?

Tuition

300

What is it called when someone takes a year off before beginning University?

A Gap Year

300

Greek Life groups made up of only female identifying students are called what?

Sororities 

300

Where is Brown University located?

Providence, Rhode Island

300

What type of degree do most undergraduate college students graduate with?

Bachelor

300

What is the term for the financial aid provided by schools that students do not need to pay back?

Scholarship

400

There are two standardized tests taken in high school for college admission. Students must take one or the other. What are the names of these tests?

SAT and ACT 

400

Greek Life groups made up of only male identifying students are called what?

Fraternities

400

Which Ivy was the last to be founded/established?

Columbia University

400
How long does a traditional bachelor's degree take in the United States?

4 years

400

How many students take out loans, on average, in the United States?

30-40%

500

What are the different components to a college application?

- Formal Application documents 

- GPA and high school transcript 

- Letters of Recommendation

- Written Statement(s)

- Financial Aid Application

- Interview 

500

What is the popular college basketball tournament across the United States called? (Hints: It's in the spring, and two words both starting with the same letter)

March Madness 

500
What is the average acceptance rate of Ivy Leage institutions?

5.7%

500

What are you called after you have graduated from a college/university in the United States?

An Alumni 

500
Approximately how many students in the U.S. receive financial aid?

87%