Fostering Pathways To Higher Education (Oh)
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- 1.
Typically, your income level rises with your education level.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 2.
When foster youth are surveyed about going to college,
- A.
The majority report that they want to go to college.
- B.
Only a small percentage actually want to go to college.
- C.
Their enrollment rates are the same as the general population.
- D.
Their degree completion rates are the same as the general population.
Correct Answer
A. The majority report that they want to go to college. -
- 3.
Post-Secondary education includes
- A.
Career and technical education.
- B.
A two year associates degree.
- C.
A 4 year university.
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 4.
When working with and caring for foster youth, it is important to
- A.
Set high expectations, regardless of past educational performance.
- B.
Be realistic when talking about college to youth with learning disabilities.
- C.
Focus your energy on preparing youth for college once they reach their junior or senior year.
- D.
Remind youth of the barriers they may face in gaining entry to a 4 year university.
Correct Answer
A. Set high expectations, regardless of past educational performance. -
- 5.
For FAFSA purposes, which scenario would an applicant be considered independent?
- A.
They were in foster care anytime after the age of 13.
- B.
They were in foster care from age 8 and adopted at age 16.
- C.
They were in foster care and reunified after age 14.
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 6.
If a youth is prticipating in an extended foster care program, the stipend they receive must be reported as income on the FAFSA.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 7.
Which of the following is NOT correct?
- A.
You must be a US citizen to apply for the FAFSA.
- B.
It is suggested that the applicant have a professional sounding, dedicated email for financial aid and college applications.
- C.
The applicant will need their social security number and information about earned income.
- D.
TheFAFSA application will require the youth to list schools they are interested in applying to.
Correct Answer
A. You must be a US citizen to apply for the FAFSA. -
- 8.
Youth will need to provide the financial aid office at the school they attend, documentation showing
- A.
They completed the FAFSA application.
- B.
They signed up for selective service.
- C.
They were a 'ward of the court' or in foster care.
- D.
That they recieve medicaid or other health insurance benefits.
Correct Answer
C. They were a 'ward of the court' or in foster care. -
- 9.
Which of the following is NOT correct?
- A.
Most colleges are moving away from using college placement assessments.
- B.
Youth should take advantage of resources to help them prepare for college placement assessments.
- C.
Most colleges still use college placement assessments to determine if students will need remedial classes.
- D.
Youth may have the ability to re-take assessments they have done poorly on.
Correct Answer
A. Most colleges are moving away from using college placement assessments. -
- 10.
The single most important factor influencing a positive outcome for children and youth is
- A.
A lasting relationship with a caring adult.
- B.
Growing up in a two parent home.
- C.
Entrance into a 4 year university.
- D.
Financial independence at age 18.
Correct Answer
A. A lasting relationship with a caring adult. -
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