Multiple Choice Questions

which of the following is NOT true about the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA)?
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • in-state public university, out-of-state public university, private university
  • the salary you will earn with a degree will pay back the cost of college over your career
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
which of the following answers lists 4 year colleges from generally the least expensive to most expensive?
  • in-state public university, out-of-state public university, private university
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • all of the above
all of the following are true about why it is important to complete the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA) process EXCEPT :
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • the form is only available online
  • it allows you to be eligible for federal student aid and other scholarships and grants
making the choice to spend money on post secondary education pays off in the long run because:
  • you are more likely to earn more money over your lifetime than if you did not have a degree
  • the salary you will earn with a degree will pay back the cost of college over your career
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • the amount of financial aid that the university offers
it does not make sense to avoid post secondary education because of its cost since in the long run:
  • it allows you to be eligible for federal student aid and other scholarships and grants
  • the salary you will earn with a degree will pay back the cost of college over your career
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • he can attend the local community college whose courses transfer to the public four-year college
what has the biggest impact on whether a 4 year university is affordable?
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • the amount of financial aid that the university offers
  • the cost of a post secondary degree is worth it
  • the amount of financial aid that they offer
federally-funded grants require the student to...
  • additional costs for attending a college or university
  • all of the above
  • both b and c are correct
  • have financial need only
which of these additional costs will most likely be the most expensive?
  • federal grants
  • room and board but it raises costs for transportation
  • all of the above
  • room and board
preparing to pay for higher education can start in 9th grade or earlier by...
  • opening a 529 plan
  • transportation
  • room and board
  • federal grants
maria is a high school senior. she wants to go to the local community college and become a nurse. her grades are average, but she comes from a low-income family. what could she do to in order to afford the next step in her dream to become a nurse?
  • room and board
  • both b and c are correct
  • a local community college
  • have financial need only
a 529 plan can help you save more money than a traditional savings account because...
  • room and board
  • transportation
  • it is a tax free
  • all of the above
what type of federal funding is free money, but is based on financial need only?
  • all of the above
  • room and board
  • federal grants
  • transportation
dimitri's counselor told him that post secondary education can be expensive but can pay off in the long run, what does that mean?
  • the salary you will earn with a degree will pay back the cost of college over your career
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • it allows you to be eligible for federal student aid and other scholarships and grants
  • he can attend the local community college whose courses transfer to the public four-year college
cutting down costs by earning an associate's degree first and then transferring to a four year college or university can be done by going to what type of higher education institution?
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • both b and c are correct
  • a local community college
  • it reduces costs of room and board
everyone interested in post secondary education should complete the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA) because...
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • you are more likely to earn more money over your lifetime than if you did not have a degree
  • the salary you will earn with a degree will pay back the cost of college over your career
  • it allows you to be eligible for federal student aid and other scholarships and grants
textbooks, transportation, and room and board are all...
  • additional costs for attending a college or university
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • the amount of financial aid that the university offers
  • the amount of financial aid that they offer
which of the following is NOT a reason to complete the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA)?
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • it allows you to be eligible for federal student aid and other scholarships and grants
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
  • in-state public university, out-of-state public university, private university
all of the following are true about the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA) EXCEPT:
  • the form is only available online
  • it allows you to be eligible for early admission
  • it reduces costs of room and board
  • the earliest you can submit your FAFSA is january 1st of each year
living at home while enrolled in post secondary school or training can save money on...
  • room and board
  • you are more likely to earn more money over your lifetime than if you did not have a degree
  • it reduces costs of room and board
  • room and board but it raises costs for transportation
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