Preparing for College
Money and College
Colleges
Myth and Facts
Bonus
100

Name 2 activities that look good on college applications

Examples: high GPA, joining clubs, leadership, Girls Inc

100

What are two ways to earn money in college?

Examples: Job, work-study, internship, scholarship, grants, financial aid

100

Name two colleges in the Bay Area

Examples: SFSU, UCB, UCD, Peralta City Colleges, Stanford, Chabot, Saint Marys, Mills

100

True or False: Hobbies can help me earn scholarships

True (sports, arts, etc)

100

Where you can get support for applying to college?

Girls Inc, school counselor, college counselor, teachers

200

What is the minimum GPA needed to apply to a State College in California?

2.0 (but most schools look for a 3.0+)

200

How do you apply for Financial aid?

Submit an online application with your personal information, the government then calculates how much money you will be awarded based on needs

200

Name a college outside of California

Answers will vary

200
True or False: You pick your own schedule in college

True 

200

Name two types of organizations you can join in college

Examples: sports teams, clubs, sororities, student government, study groups

300

What are A-G requirements?

A sequence of high school courses that must be completed (with a C or better) to be considered for a UC college

300

What is FAFSA?

An online application for financial aid from the government

300

What are some differences between UC and State colleges?

Application requirements, tuition, courses, class sizes, financial aid, acceptance rates

300

True or False: Attendance in college classes counts towards your grade

Depends on the class. But, you should attend classes because you are paying for them!

300

True or false: Everyone has to live in the dorms

False. You can save money by living at home