California College Promise Quiz

What is the specific use of funds in the California College Promise law for colleges?

• Staffing and academic/student support services to provide interventions and encourage outcomes

• Grants to assist meeting child care, transportation, books and other costs

• Grants to pay student non-enrollment fees

• Grants to pay the first time, full-time student's enrollment fees

What is the primary goal of the California College Promise legislation?

• Increasing the percentage of students who successfully transfer from a community college to the California State University or the University of California

• Increasing the percentage of students who earn associate degrees or career technical education certificates

• Reducing and eliminating regional achievement gaps and achievement gaps for underrepresented students

• Increasing the number of high school students who are prepared for and attend college directly from high school

Does the California College Promise replace the California College Promise Grant or CCPG?

• It is not clear from the text

• The text does not mention the relationship between the two programs

• No, it does not replace the CCPG

• Yes, it replaces the CCPG

Is a district required to participate in the California College Promise program?

• Yes, participation is mandatory for all districts

• No, participation is voluntary for districts

• The text does not mention the requirement for participation

• It is not clear from the text

What is the definition of 'full-time' for purposes of using AB 19 funds to waive fees?

• 8 or more semester units

• 10 or more semester units

• 12 or more semester units

• 15 or more semester units

How were funds allocated to districts for the California College Promise program?

• All of the above

• Based on the number of potentially eligible students

• Based on the number of Pell recipients

• Based on the number of FTES

What is the deadline to file the FAFSA or CADAA for the California College Promise program?

• The deadline is March 31st

• There is no deadline

• The deadline is June 30th

• The deadline is December 31st

Must College Promise fee waiver recipients have attended high school within the college's service area?

• Yes, they must have attended high school within the service area

• No, they can have attended high school outside the service area

• The text does not mention the requirement for high school attendance

• It is not clear from the text