(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Stands for the American College Test, a standardized test given to students who want to be accepted to college
ACT
The official record of a student’s courses and grades in high school or college
Transcript
Financial aid given to a student for college for academic achievement or special skill
Merit aid or scholarship
A diploma or title awarded to a college student after successfully completing a program of study
Degree
Any type of education that takes place after high school. This is another term for postsecondary.
Higher Education
The highest degree awarded by a university, usually requires at least 3 years of study beyond a masters degree
Doctorate
A type of financial aid that consists of money that must be repaid later
Loan
A type of financial aid that consists of free money given to a student to help pay for college. Often used as another word for scholarship
Grant
College level courses offered by certain high schools that allow students to earn college credit
Advanced Placement (AP)
Stands for the Scholastic Assessment test, a standardized test required for admission into a college or university
SAT
A degree given to students who complete at least one year of courses beyond a bachelor’s degree
Master’s Degree
Colleges that are not supported by public funds
Private colleges and universities
Any type of education that takes place after high school. This is another term for higher education
Postsecondary
Colleges supported by state and local taxes
Public colleges
A postsecondary institution that offers undergraduate and graduate degrees, Often used as another name for college or school
University
Activities pursued by students in high school in addition to their regular classes and schoolwork, such as sports, volunteer work, or hobbies
Extracurricular Activities
A college degree that is earned after completing a specific course of study, usually in 4 years
Bachelor’s Degree
A school’s teaching and administrative staff
Faculty
The application used by the US government to determine the amount of financial aid a student will receive each year
FAFSA
(Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
A term that includes all types of money offered to students to help pay for educational expenses
Financial Aid
The fees charged by a college for academic instruction, plus certain activities and services
Tuition
A name for academic courses related to the arts and sciences
Liberal arts
A specific set of courses that students must take and pass in order to graduate
Core Curriculum
A student leader who works in campus dorms to supervise issues and activities related to dorm life
RA (Resident Assistant)
Housing and meals
Room and board
A two year college that allows students to earn the first two years of a bachelors degree or an associates degree
Community College
A student who already has an undergraduate degree is studying for a master’s or doctorate degree
Graduate Student
Student housing provided by a college or a university, also known as residence halls
Dormitories (dorms)
A college on its own or as part of a university that focuses on the liberal arts
Liberal arts college
A 2 year degree earned at a community college after a course of study has been completed
Associate of Arts (AA)
A type of financial aid in the form of free money given to a student to help pay for college. Often used as another word for Grant
Scholarship
A member of a school’s faculty who provides college students with advice and guidance on academic matters
Academic Advisor
Courses, test scores, or a grade level that a student must complete before taking certain courses
Prerequisites
A college student who is in the process of earning their bachelor’s degree
Undergraduate
A student’s average grade, usually calculated on a 4-point scale
Grade Point Average
(GPA)
Financial aid awarded to students due to their financial inability to pay the full cost of attending a college
Need-based financial aid
An experience that allows students to work in a professional environment to gain training and skills
Internship
The academic subject area that a college student chooses to focus on
Major
An academic subject that a college student chooses to have a secondary focus on, other than their major
Minor
A financial aid program funded by the government that allows students to work part time on campus
Work-study
