4 Written Questions

1. Money to pay for college that does not need to be paid back.
2. An academic degree which usually takes four years to earn and is awarded by a college or university
3. An organization of advanced education, that makes the appropriate amenities available for instruction and study and has the necessary certfication to award graduate or undergraduate degrees.
4. A degree that generally takes two years of study and is awarded by a community, junior, or business college.

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Upward movement from an entry-level job to the job that is a final goal.
   1. University
   2. Career Ladder
   3. Student Loan
   4. College
2. Time spent working for a company in an industry of interest. Can be paid or unpaid, and can last typically from six weeks to a year.
   1. College
   2. Internship
   3. University
   4. Apprenticeship
3. A two-year college that emphasizes career training, or a less expensive way to complete the first two years of college before transferring to a four-year college.
   1. Community College
   2. Apprenticeship
   3. College
   4. Student Loan
4. When a degree program is combined with an internship in a company as a part of practical education in the field.
   1. Student Loan
   2. Career Ladder
   3. Apprenticeship
   4. Cooperative Education

4 True/False Questions

1. Occupational Training Programs → These range from a half-day weekly during high school to two-year, full-time programs spent learning a trade such as firelighting, medical technology, or IT network management.

   True        False

2. Student Loan → Money borrowed to pay for education. This money must paid back. The best loans have deferred interest. That means interest does not have start building until the education period is complete.

   True        False

3. Apprenticeship → A learning period of up to five years including on the job training (with pay) and additional coursework at right. See www.ua.org

   True        False

4. College → An organization of advanced education, that makes the appropriate amenities available for instruction and study and has the necessary certfication to award graduate or undergraduate degrees.

   True        False