Christmas
College Planning
College Planning
Christmas
100

What type of calendar is used to count down to Christmas?

Advent Calendar

100

What does ROI mean?

How much money you get out of something compared to how much you put in

100

The application everyone planning on attending college must complete to determine how much financial aid they will be awarded by the governmnet. 

FAFSA

100

What is the name of the famous Christmas ballet?

The Nutcracker
200

What momentous event took place on December 25, 1776?

George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River

200

What website can be used to manage test scores, plan for college, view applications, etc.?

College Board

200

What does ROI stand for?

Return on Investment

200

In the “Twelve Days of Christmas” song, how many French hens does the true love give?

Three

300

What country started the Christmas tree tradition?

Germany

300
Name one of the two websites we discussed that provide financial guidance when it comes to college.

Nerd Wallet OR Paying for College

300

A grant for undergraduate students with exceptional financial need that does not need to be paid back

Pell grant

300

How many towns in America are named “Christmas”?

Two (Christmas, Michigan and Christmas, Florida)

400

What was the first song broadcast from space?

Jingle Bells

400

What are the four ways you can earn/get money for college?

Scholarships, grants, loans, work study programs

400

What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

400

Which U.S. President made Christmas a federal holiday?

Ulysses S. Grant

500

Who wrote A Christmas Carol?

Charles Dickens

500

What explains the combination of federal grants, loans, and work study a college is offering you

Award letter

500

What is the main difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans

Subsidized - the government pays interest while you are in school

Unsubsidized - you are responsible for all interest 

500

The first “string lights” for Christmas trees were invented in which decade?

1880s