How long does it normally take to get a Bachelor's degree?
Four years (or more!)
Extra costs involved with living on-campus: rent, food, activity fees, etc.
This office helps with accomodations and advocacy.
what is the disability support program?
** Different names are acceptable.
This is what you call someone who doesn't know what their major is in college.
Undecided, Undeclared
This Private University has a very famous football team and has a cross town rivalry with another Public University.
This University of Southern California
How many years does it normally take to finish an Associate's degree?
2 years to as long as you need to!!
This type of grant is available to California Residents who apply to FAFSA.
Cal Grant
career center
the amount of units needed to transfer.
60 semester units or 90 quarter units
This college located on a hill primarily serves female students.
Mount Saint Mary's
**DAILY DOUBLE**
How many CSU's are in the County of Los Angeles? How many Community Colleges?
5 CSU's
21 Community Colleges
This application helps with paying for college.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
This application opens up on the 1st of October. (2 different applications)
What is FAFSA?
OR CSU APPLY!
This is the #1 transfer college in California.
What is SMC?
Name one kind of accreditation that a college might hold.
WASC
This grant is given to CSU undergrad and graduate students that apply early.
State University Grant (SUG) Program
This is the place you can fix issues with your student account or pay for classes.
What is the registrar? or Registration?
What is impacted?
This is the largest community college district in America.
What is LACCD?
This is the number of California Community Colleges.
116
What type of aid is most available for Grad School?
Federal Student Loans, grants / TA positions
This office helps with access to food pantries, housing referrals and other financial support.
What is the basic needs office?
True or false: "pre-med" and "pre-law" are actual degrees offered by many colleges
False. Pre-med and pre-law are informal terms for students studying specific degrees that will best prepare them for Medical or Law school.
Located in Pasadena California, this famous institution associated with Nasa/JPL and is focused on scientific research and study.
What is CalTech?