College and Career Readiness Final
Exam Review
ACT -(correct answer)a college entrance exam used by most colleges and universities
Apprenticeship -(correct answer)a post-secondary education path where the apprentice learns
their trade by working for a skilled professional Associate's Degree -(correct answer)2- year
college degree Advanced Placement Course -(correct answer)advanced level high school
courses that provide an opportunity to earn college credit. Bachelor's degree -(correct
answer)4- year college degree SAT -(correct answer)a college admissions test used by most
colleges and universities University -(correct answer)a post-secondary education institution
where students can earn bachelors, masters, or doctoral degrees Grant -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid where free money is given by the government or institution to pay for
school tuition College -(correct answer)a post-secondary education institution where students
can earn a bachelors degree FAFSA -(correct answer)Form that can be prepared annually by
current and prospective college students to determine their eligibility for student financial aid.
Financial Aid -(correct answer)Money that is given or lent to students in order to help pay for
their education. Loan -(correct answer)a type of financial aid where money is loaned for the
purpose of paying for a student's education and must be repaid Scholarship -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid where money is given by a school, organization, etc., to a student to help
pay for the students education and does not need to be repaid Work Study -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid that provides part-time jobs for college students with financial need,
allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. Internship -(correct answer)a
temporary job, usually for students, that provides work experience Master's Degree -(correct
answer)a 6 year or more university degree awarded to a person at the completion of a
graduate study program. Doctoral Degree -(correct answer)Highest level of academic degree,
typically 8 years or more College Entrance Examination -(correct answer)Standardized
aptitude test used to elevate students for application or program readiness. ASVAB -(correct
answer)entrance or placement exam used by the U. S. military to determine fitness for military
duty Vocational Training -(correct answer)Education and training which equips people with
knowledge, skills and/or competences in particular occupations or labor market.
Professionalism -(correct answer)the ability to show respect to everyone around you while you
perform your responsibilities as best as you can Entrepreneur -(correct answer)someone who
creates or runs their own business. Community College -(correct answer)Nonresidential junior
college offering courses to people living in a particular area. Often up to 2 years, offering
Associate Degrees. Dual Credit Courses -(correct answer)advanced level high school course
where students are enrolled in both high school and college at the same time International
Baccalaureate Course -(correct answer)advanced level high school courses that provides an
opportunity for students to earn college credit Elective Courses -(correct answer)an optional
course of study Business Opportunity -(correct answer)a consumer need or want that can be
met by a new business Steps for Achieving Goals -(correct answer)identifying a goal, making
Exam Review
ACT -(correct answer)a college entrance exam used by most colleges and universities
Apprenticeship -(correct answer)a post-secondary education path where the apprentice learns
their trade by working for a skilled professional Associate's Degree -(correct answer)2- year
college degree Advanced Placement Course -(correct answer)advanced level high school
courses that provide an opportunity to earn college credit. Bachelor's degree -(correct
answer)4- year college degree SAT -(correct answer)a college admissions test used by most
colleges and universities University -(correct answer)a post-secondary education institution
where students can earn bachelors, masters, or doctoral degrees Grant -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid where free money is given by the government or institution to pay for
school tuition College -(correct answer)a post-secondary education institution where students
can earn a bachelors degree FAFSA -(correct answer)Form that can be prepared annually by
current and prospective college students to determine their eligibility for student financial aid.
Financial Aid -(correct answer)Money that is given or lent to students in order to help pay for
their education. Loan -(correct answer)a type of financial aid where money is loaned for the
purpose of paying for a student's education and must be repaid Scholarship -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid where money is given by a school, organization, etc., to a student to help
pay for the students education and does not need to be repaid Work Study -(correct answer)a
type of financial aid that provides part-time jobs for college students with financial need,
allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. Internship -(correct answer)a
temporary job, usually for students, that provides work experience Master's Degree -(correct
answer)a 6 year or more university degree awarded to a person at the completion of a
graduate study program. Doctoral Degree -(correct answer)Highest level of academic degree,
typically 8 years or more College Entrance Examination -(correct answer)Standardized
aptitude test used to elevate students for application or program readiness. ASVAB -(correct
answer)entrance or placement exam used by the U. S. military to determine fitness for military
duty Vocational Training -(correct answer)Education and training which equips people with
knowledge, skills and/or competences in particular occupations or labor market.
Professionalism -(correct answer)the ability to show respect to everyone around you while you
perform your responsibilities as best as you can Entrepreneur -(correct answer)someone who
creates or runs their own business. Community College -(correct answer)Nonresidential junior
college offering courses to people living in a particular area. Often up to 2 years, offering
Associate Degrees. Dual Credit Courses -(correct answer)advanced level high school course
where students are enrolled in both high school and college at the same time International
Baccalaureate Course -(correct answer)advanced level high school courses that provides an
opportunity for students to earn college credit Elective Courses -(correct answer)an optional
course of study Business Opportunity -(correct answer)a consumer need or want that can be
met by a new business Steps for Achieving Goals -(correct answer)identifying a goal, making
