College Knowledge
The time period you can meet with professors that is not during class...
What is Office Hours?
You should attend them!
KCC
What is Kellogg Community College?
The inbox you should check daily from now on if you're not already!
What is an Email?
FAFSA is the acronym for this form.
What is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid?
This is the term for the document you create to bring to a job interview. It details your job experience and skills.
What is a Resume?
The person you will meet with to discuss your schedule, graduation progress, and plans.
What is an Academic Advisor?
EMU
What is Eastern Michigan University?
A formulated plan to help save money and keep track of what you spend.
What is a Budget?
This is the name of the most common Federal Grant students could receive when they file their FAFSA.
What is the Pell Grant?
A conversation between a potential employer and employee. Can be formal or informal.
What is an interview?
A common name for your primary study track.
What is a major?
FSU
What you sign if you are renting a home, apartment, room. Legally binding.
What is a Lease?
This type of loan allows the government to pay your interest while in college.
What is a subsidized loan?
Things you can negociate before accepting a job offer... multiple possible answers
What is a salary, benefits, Paid Time off....
One of two main categories in your financial aid bill if you're attending school next year. This cost covers instruction time, enrollment, and access to campus facilities.
What is Tuition?
OU
What is Oakland University?
The number that is impacted by your spending and repayment habits (and several other factors)....
What is a Credit Score?
This is the frequency in which you need to file your FAFSA.
What is annually?
When you BUY a house, the first
"investment" is referred to as what?
What is a Down Payment?
This is the minimum amount of credit hours needed to complete a bachelor's degree.
What is 120 hours?
WSU
What is Wayne State University?
The term for an individual who agrees to be financially responsible for a loan or other debt if the primary borrower defaults. Often times, it is required by a bank when the borrower has limited credit history.
What is a Cosigner?
The maximum number of colleges/schools you can list on your FAFSA application.
What is 20 colleges?
What do you think the average cost of living is for an adult in Lansing? Closest without going over!
What is a pre-tax salary of $49,224 annually!