College Trivia! (questions that will be on the final exam)

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How long does it typically take to get a Master's degree?

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Typically, it takes a Bachelor's degree plus 2 years to obtain a Master's degree.

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What is a credit hour?

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A credit hour is the number of hours you're in class each week.

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What does FERPA stand for?

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FERPA stands for The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

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Do you need a high GPA and test scores to get scholarships?

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No, you don’t need a high GPA and test scores to get scholarships.

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What is an official academic record of every course a student has taken called?

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An official academic record is called a Transcript.

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What is the purpose of a syllabus?

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A syllabus outlines the course objectives, topics, assignments, and grading criteria.

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What is the role of a registrar in a college?

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The registrar manages student records, course registrations, and academic transcripts.

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What is the difference between an Associate's degree and a Bachelor's degree?

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An Associate's degree typically requires 2 years of study, while a Bachelor's degree requires 4 years.

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What is the significance of a GPA?

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GPA, or Grade Point Average, is a measure of a student's academic performance on a scale.

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What are scholarships?

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Scholarships are financial awards given to students based on various criteria, often not requiring repayment.