Application Process
This acronym is your overall high school average.
What is the GPA?
The form you fill out in order to receive ANY financial aid.
What is the FAFSA?
What does ACT stand for?
What is American College Testing?
What is the presenter's name?
What is Katrina?
What is your main area of study in college?
What is a Major?
The application requires a fee to be paid, unless you fill out one of these.
What is a fee waiver?
For many college students, they consider this form of financial aid "Free Money".
What is a scholarship?
What does SAT stand for?
What is Scholastic Aptitude Test?
What is Summer Scholars?
What do you join in order to get involved on campus?
What is a student organization?
Colleges utilize the results of one or both of these tests to help determine admission eligibility.
What is the ACT and SAT?
Many schools make this tool accessible on their websites for students and their families to assess their financial need or eligibility.
What is the Net Price Calculator?
What is the highest score you can obtain on the SAT?
What is 1600?
Correctly name each counselor within 30 seconds. (The order does not matter)
What is RJ, TAMIA, DACHELE, JOCELYNE, DEV, AND LAUREN?
What department/office is responsible for reviewing college applications and making decisions?
What is Admissions?
This is a record of your high school academic reports and is required for your college application.
What is a transcript?
The FAFSA opens on this date.
What is October 1st?
When colleges consider only the highest scores of each section of your tests no matter the dates taken.
What is a SuperScore?
Figure out this Word Scramble.
LBAL TAETS NYEIVRTIUS
What is the name of the famous statue on campus?
(Hint: it has wings)
What is BENNY or Beneficence?
List the elements of a Indiana Core 40 diploma.
What is 4 years of English, 3 years of Science, 3 years of Math, and 3 years of Social Science/Studies?
List THREE of the types of financial aid we reviewed today.
What are SCHOLARSHIPS, WORK-STUDY, GRANTS, and/or LOANS?
What THREE subjects do BOTH the ACT and SAT test for? (Order does not matter)
What is the correct terminology for the place you live while attending college? (Hint: you are staying in one during this program)
What is a Residence Hall?