Exam 2: Planning Your Future

Your academic plan should reflect your goals.

A person's understanding of their career goals, interests, and strengths is called their:

Which is an example of a work skill that is specific, not transferable?

Which work value involves using your abilities and gaining a feeling of accomplishment?

People with which type of interests enjoy working with their hands, working outside, using tools, installing and repairing things, or working with animals?

Which of these is used to show you the steps you will take to complete the degree or certificate you want to earn?

Once established, your work values cannot change.

Which is an example of a need for a college student?

Which of these is NOT an advantage of having a job while in college?

Transferable work skills are very specific skills that are only needed in a few careers.

How often should you meet with your academic adviser?

You are likely to earn more money per week with an associate's degree than with a:

What is the FAFSA used for?

PLUS loans are made by:

What are the four components of academic planning?

To qualify for a direct unsubsidized loan, you must demonstrate financial need.

List five ways a college student can cut their expenses.

People with Conventional interests tend to be:

Identify two or three of the Holland interest types with which you identify most closely, explain why, and describe the role they will likely play in your career choice.

Which of these is a course you choose to take based on your interests or career goals?