Narrowing down the choices

Question 1

During your junior year, you should narrow your list of schools to your_______________

Answer 1

15-20

Question 2

If you were not happy with your ACT/SAT scores, what can you do?

Answer 2

Get academic help in areas where your scores were low. / Take a prep course.

Question 3

Strong scores on the PSAT could result in _____________.

Answer 3

A scholarship

Question 4

is the “heart of the matter” when choosing a school.

Answer 4

Academics

Question 5

The PSAT test is offered in:

Answer 5

October

Question 6

The three main types of scholarships are ______.

Answer 6

Talent
Athletic
Academic

Question 7

Studying college catalogs and view books can be done: (Check all that apply.)

Answer 7

at your local library
on CD ROM
on-line
by video

Question 8

When should you complete and send in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?

Answer 8

as soon after October 1 if possible

Question 9

Some conservative Christian schools do not accept any ___________________ financial aid.

Answer 9

federal

Question 10

Most of your campus tours will probably be during your junior year.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

If any of the schools you are applying to require you to write an essay, you should start work on it in the____________

Answer 11

fall of the senior year

Question 12

As a senior, you should narrow your list down to___________

Answer 12

3-5 schools

Question 13

By the start of your junior year, you should have narrowed your long list of college options to

Answer 13

15-20