Degrees
Which degree takes 2 years to complete?
What is an Associate's degree?
What format should be avoided on a resume?
What is paragraph format?
How should you begin and end an interview?
What is shake hands?
(shake hands and introduce yourself)
(shake hands and thank them for their time)
True/False
College classes are typically 5 days per week at 5 credit hours.
False
3 is most common
Range 2-4
What must a student do to keep financial aid?
Keep satisfactory grades
Be PRESENT in class
Which degree takes 4 years to complete?
What is a Bachelor's degree?
How long does an interviewer commonly look at a resume initially.
What is 10-15 seconds?
What is an important step to getting a job other than qualifications on your resume?
Interview
What is advisor?
True/False
Student loan interest is usually tax deductible?
What is True?
Which degrees are undergraduate degrees?
What are Bachelor's and Associate's
What should you do when stumped by an interview question?
Take a few seconds to think and answer.
What qualities do employers want from their employees?
Act like older generations.
Qualities: Hardworking, honest, mature.
True/False
Federal student loans often require a credit check through the credit bureaus.
What is False.
What is money awarded to a student based on financial need?
What is a Grant?
What degree type takes more than 4 years to complete?
What is Graduate Degree?
What should you do after an interview?
What is write thank you notes?
What is a financial plan everyone should have, especially college students?
What is a budget?
(Spending plan)
How many credits are full-time at ND universities?
What is 12 credits?
What does EFC stand for and what does it mean?
Expected Family Contribution: your family's income helps determine the amount you may be awarded.
What is the highest degree possible?
What is Doctoral degree?
What is PhD?
Inappropriate email addresses.
Paragraph format
Colors/wild n'crazy fonts
What is delaying payments on a loan?
You only start paying after a certain amount of time.
Deferment
What is a tuition cap?
The maximum tuition set by the college/university. Applies only to tuition.
What does FAFSA stand for?
What is Free Application for Federal Student Aid?