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Section 1
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What is GPA? What is cumulative GPA?
Your Grade Point Average, Your average after all 4 years to the current point
What is considered the foundation of financial aid offered by the federal government?
The pell grant
What is a homework routine, and what should it include?
Set up an assignment you do at the same time and place, have materials ready
How does the Aspire test relate to the ACT test?
They asses the same subjects for different purposes.
What is self evaluating? What are personal skills and personal qualities?
The process of looking at yourself and analyzing aspects that are important to your identity.
What is the structure of the PSAT?
Multiple choice, short answer, essay
What is the PSAT?
The Pre SAT for practice
What can you do to commit to your career path?
Ask yourself what you enjoy doing and what you do well. Also acknowledge your weaknesses.
What is the number one way to apply for grants?
Apply to college
What is the value of a college degree?
Increased income, higher tax receipts, increased public awareness about issues
What subjects are tested on the PSAT?
English, math, writing
What does it mean to have initiative?
Initiative shows a willingness to get things done and take responsibility
What activities are considered extracurricular?
sports, clubs, student govt. national honor society
What are the two different categories of grants?
direct grants which are given by the federal govt, pass-through grant which is given by the state
What are the appropriate steps to take to solve a problem?
Identify the issue, brainstorm solutions, evaluate your options, select a solution, take action
List 5 study tips
note taking, quiet environment, discipline yourself
What is merit-based and need-based aid?
Merit-based is based on your academic performance Need-based is based on financial need
Why were career clusters created?
to provide students with a context for studying traditional academics and learning the skills specific to a career
What are the benefits of taking the Aspire test?
It informs students of their academic strengths and weaknesses and gives them suggestions on how they should improve.
Define first time freshman and transfer student.
First time freshman have never been to college before, transfer students have been to a different college before
What does a detail-oriented person do?
Pay attention to little details, proofread work, ask critical questions
Why is it important to have solid writing and public speaking skills?
It allows us to form connections, influence decisions, and motivate change.
What are the attributes of someone who behaves professionally?
Being punctual, a good communicator, reliable, patient, organized
What are the basic requirements you expect in a fulfilling career?
Opportunity to grow/work your way up, sense of community among coworkers, good pay, involves your interests
What is the Aspire test?
The Aspire test assess students' readiness in five areas covered by the ACT test: English, math, reading, science and writing.
What are the steps you should complete before taking a college standardized test?
Prepare, study, take sample tests
What kind of information is on a high school transcript?
Course grades, GPA, class rank, attendance
What is the value of a high school education?
To prepare you for life after high school, no matter which path you take. I.e. the workforce, college, military, etc.
What is a mnemonic device? List 4 types.
A device to help you remember something. I.e. a poem, rhyme, song, phrase, image, etc
How does the PSAT relate to the SAT?
Indicator of how ready you are to take the SAT
What is the downside of dropping out?
Likely to earn less income, reduced tax revenue, poor health outcomes, Likelihood of legal trouble
What are the guidelines that will help you determine correct answers when interpreting multiple choice questions?
Process of elimination,
What are the 5 types of homework?
What are four good time management skills?
Prioritize work, set deadlines, start early, avoid procrastination
What is a career cluster?
groups of jobs that use similar skills and knowledge (there are 16 career clusters)
What are some factor that could lead you to choose a career path for the wrong reasons?
Deciding solely based on money
What is financial stability?
having enough money to pay bills and not having to worry about money between paychecks.
How many years of each high school subject are required for college admission?
English- 4 Science- 3 Math- 3 Social Studies- 3 Art- 2 World Lang - 2 Phys Ed- 0 Elective- 1
What are the benefits of taking the PSAT?
Shows you what you need to practice for SAT
Can you list 5 ways to stay motivated to do homework?
confidence, competition, rewards, perceptions
What is the difference between a job and a career?
A job is something you do simply to earn money; a career is a series of connected employment opportunities.
Should you have to guess, what are some techniques that will make it more likely that your guesses yield correct answers?
porcess of elimination
List 5 memory strategies
writing, reading, repeating, mnemonics, drawing
What are AP, IB, dual enrollment, and honors courses?
AP- Advanced placement IB- international Baccalaureate Dual enrollment- taking college classes while in high school Honors- higher level than regular college prep
What types of students are considered for scholarships?
Ones that apply and meet criteria, have good academics, volunteer
What are the 16 career clusters?
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Architecture & Construction Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications Business, Management & Administration Education & Training Finance Government & Public Administration Health Science Hospitality & Tourism Human Services Information Technology Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security Manufacturing Marketing, Sales & Service Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
What are effective ways to prepare for the ACT?
Take the Aspire test, practice sample questions
What steps should I take now to be prepared to apply for scholarships?
Be in good academic standing, volunteer more
What questions should you ask yourself when deciding on a career path?
What are you interested in? What could you see yourself doing for a long time?
How many years of each high school subject are required for someone to graduate from high school?
Section 2
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