College Part 1
2 year college degree
Associates
This is the type of clothing you should wear to an interview.
Conservative clothing
Person in charge of one floor of the dorm building that is compensated by free room and board and a meal ticket.
Resident assistant
Money that is taken out directly from your paycheck; includes taxes, FICO, retirement and health insurance
Paycheck deductions
The location on a check where you write what you are paying for OR the account number.
Lower left hand side.
A test to earn college credit for what you already know.
CLEP
A document that you create that is all about you and your background.
Resume
Employers are willing to pay for training and possibly student loans if you promise to work for them for a certain amount of time.
Employer Assistance
The place on the check where you write the name of the person receiving the check
Pay to the Order Of Line
When writing a check you always need to write...
In pen
This is your last option for paying for college.
Student Loans
People who can give you a good recommendation when you are applying for a job.
Job References
Based on financial aid and is paid for by the federal government; a way for you to work while in college
Work Study
Located in the upper right hand corner of a check
Check number
Type of checks that have been paid by the bank and normally returned to the check writer.
Cancelled checks
Students must complete this in order to find out what help they are eligible to receive from the federal government for college. Information for grants as well as student loans and work study are generated from this form.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
A document that you create that discusses how you will fit into the position and why you would be the best choice for the job.
Cover Letter
Student Aid
Amount of money you should have; what you are paid BEFORE taxes and deductions come out.
Gross Pay or Total Pay
Checks that have been written but have not be cleared by the bank yet.
Outstanding checks
This is the best type of student loan to get as the federal government pays the interest on the loan while you are in college.
Subsidize loans
3 reasons eye contact is important
Shows respect, shows you are listening, shows you are truly interested in the job.
Money that is offered by the government to help you pay for college that you do not need to pay back.
Grants
Amount of money AFTER taxes and deductions come out; what you actually go home with
Take home pay OR Net Pay
A card that a customer signs when opening an account; so the bank knows what your signature looks like.
Signature card