General Info
What does AVID stand for?
Advancement Via Individual Determination
What is the most important part of Cornell notes?
Repetition
What is the largest University in the state of Washington?
The University of Washington
What type of financial aid does not need to be repaid?
Scholarships, Grants, Work Study
What document is required to apply for most jobs?
Resume
What does W.I.C.O.R. stand for?
Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, Reading
How many steps are there in the Cornell notes process?
Ten
Name two types of degrees offered at a four-year colleges?
Bachelors, Masters, Professional/Doctorate
What is work study?
You work on campus through a college to pay for tuition.
Name three things that must be included in a resume
Personal information, Education, Work Experience, Skills, References
What grades is AVID designed for?
6-12
What goes on the left side of Cornell notes?
Questions that are answered by the notes on the right hand side.
What is one factor that determines the price of college tuition?
Public vs. Private, 2-year vs. 4-year, In-state vs. Out-of-state, Undergrad vs. Graduate
What is a student loan?
Money lent to pay for tuition that must be repaid with interest after graduating.
What is the name of the piece of writing that is completed to show interest in a job?
Cover Letter
What percentage of AVID high school graduates are accepted into four year colleges?
90%
A good summary includes:
Answers to all of the questions on the left hand side of notes.
What type of degree can you earn at a 2-year college?
Associates, Bachelors (limited)
What is the name of the form you must fill out to apply for Federal Financial Aid
FAFSA
At what age can you legally begin working in Washington state?
14
What does SMART (goals) stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely
*Bonus: Where is Cornell University located?
Ithaca, NY
Name three things you must submit as part of a college application?
Entrance essay, SAT/ACT scores, High school transcripts, Activities
What source is the most preferred for financial aid?
Federal Financial Aid (Scholarships, Grants, Work-study)
*Bonus: What is the easiest way to become a millionaire, in Mr. Macleod's opinion?
Save ______ dollars per month and invest it in an index fund in a Roth IRA starting at age 18 (earlier with parental consent) and increase the amount as your income increases.