Fostering Pathways To Higher Education (Nv)

Thank you for starting the Fostering Pathways to Higher Education quiz.
To begin, enter your full name and email address. By clicking start you confirm that you have viewed the entire video. You will have 3 attempts to pass this quiz with a score of 80% or higher. If you... see moredo not pass, the quiz will be locked. To unlock the quiz, email Center Support at centersupport@usf. Edu and let us know which state you reside in and what quiz you need unlocked. The quiz will be unlocked within 1 business day of the request. Once unlocked, you will be required to re-watch the training video and attempt the quiz again. Upon successful completion of the following quiz a certificate screen will appear and you will automatically receive a confirmation email with a link to your certificate. Right-click on the image to save or print the certificate.
This training is valid for 1.0 hours of Relicensing training. . see less

2. The single most important factor influencing a positive outcome for children and youth is

A lasting relationship with a caring adult.

Growing up in a two parent home.

Entrance into a 4 year university.

Financial independence at age 18.

5. When foster youth are surveyed about going to college,

The majority report that they want to go to college.

Only a small percentage actually want to go to college.

Their enrollment rates are the same as the general population.

Their degree completion rates are the same as the general population.

6. Which of the following is NOT correct?

You must be a US citizen to apply for the FAFSA.

It is suggested that the applicant have a professional sounding, dedicated email for financial aid and college applications.

The applicant will need their social security number and information about earned income.

TheFAFSA application will require the youth to list schools they are interested in applying to.

7. Which of the following is NOT correct?

Most colleges are moving away from using college placement assessments.

Youth should take advantage of resources to help them prepare for college placement assessments.

Most colleges still use college placement assessments to determine if students will need remedial classes.

Youth may have the ability to re-take assessments they have done poorly on.

8. When working with and caring for foster youth, it is important to

Set high expectations, regardless of past educational performance.

Be realistic when talking about college to youth with learning disabilities.

Focus your energy on preparing youth for college once they reach their junior or senior year.

Remind youth of the barriers they may face in gaining entry to a 4 year university.

9. For FAFSA purposes, which scenario would an applicant be considered independent?

They were in foster care anytime after the age of 13.

They were in foster care from age 8 and adopted at age 16.

They were in foster care and reunified after age 14.

All choices are correct

10. Youth will need to provide the financial aid office at the school they attend, documentation showing

They completed the FAFSA application.

They signed up for selective service.

They were a 'ward of the court' or in foster care.

That they recieve medicaid or other health insurance benefits.

Fostering Pathways To Higher Education (Nv)

1. Typically, your income level rises with your education level.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?