AcademicResourcesThese are resourcesat college/universitiesto help students besuccessful, such as aWriting Center,Tutoring, or OfficeHoursRoommateIn manycolleges/university, youwill be paired with aperson of similarinterest to room with -using the school'sroommate facebook orother databaseAdvisorThis is the personassigned to you tohelp with courseselection andguidance towards amajor or areas ofstudyCampusTransportationSomecolleges/universitiesoffer free bus orshuttle services forstudents to moveacross campusAttendancePolicyThis policy forattending class willbe posted on thesyllabus. Manycolleges/universitiesleave this policy up tothe professorStudent orCampusLifeThis refers to theclubs, guilds,sports, etc. thatstudents canparticipate in attheircollege/universityDisabilityServicesThis arm of thecollege/universityhelps studentsreceive theiraccommodationsaccording to theirpsychologicalevaluationsTimeManagementThis refers to how astudent managestheir time by listingand prioritizing theirresponsibilities.Success in this areais important tostudent success.ScholarshipsThis is moneyreceived by thestudent to help offsetthe cost of college -often for academic,leadership or athleticachievement - andalso by applicationGraduationRequirementsThis is the list ofrequired coursesthat a studentmust take in orderto redeive adiplomaFERPAThe FamilyEducation Rights andPrivacy Act protectsthe rights of a studentrelative to theireducation informationOffCampusHousingThis is housingobtainable bystudents whoeither choose ormust live off-campusActivityMetricThis is when you aremeasured forcompleting an"activity," rather thanto understand -Advice: LOOK forways to understandDegreeRequirementsThese are the specificcourses or areas ofstudy that a studentmust take in order toreceive a specificdegree - such as BS innursing or equinestudiesDiningHallManycolleges, butnot all, offerthis option forstudent mealsDormitoryorResidenceHallIn manyuniversities/colleges,you are assigned aroom - typicallyshared - in thisbuildingNotabilityApp withIpad andstylusThis technologyallows studentsto take digitalnotes andrecord lecturesCalendarThis tool helpsstudents plan theirlives around theirclasses, tests, papersdue, assessmentsand even jobschedulesAccommodationsThese are the specificaccommodations a studentreceives due topsychologistrecommendation - such asrecorded lectures, extratime on tests, copies ofnotes, read-aloud, privatetesting environment, etc.Letter ofAccommodationsThis is thepersonalized letteryou will receive fromDisability Services toshare with professorsregarding youraccommodationsEmergencyServices -or CampusSecurityColleges/universitiesoffer security in manyforms - it is thestudent's responsibilityto make note ofsecurity offered andutilize these services tostay safeCornellNotesThis method of note-taking puts notes inthe form of 2-columns of questionsand answers with asummary at thebottom of the pageGreekLifeManycolleges/universitiesoffer this in the formof sororities andfraternitiesCourseSyllabusThis is the "roadmap"for each class -telling assignmentdescription, duedates, contactinformation,attendance policy,office hours, etc.AcademicResourcesThese are resourcesat college/universitiesto help students besuccessful, such as aWriting Center,Tutoring, or OfficeHoursRoommateIn manycolleges/university, youwill be paired with aperson of similarinterest to room with -using the school'sroommate facebook orother databaseAdvisorThis is the personassigned to you tohelp with courseselection andguidance towards amajor or areas ofstudyCampusTransportationSomecolleges/universitiesoffer free bus orshuttle services forstudents to moveacross campusAttendancePolicyThis policy forattending class willbe posted on thesyllabus. Manycolleges/universitiesleave this policy up tothe professorStudent orCampusLifeThis refers to theclubs, guilds,sports, etc. thatstudents canparticipate in attheircollege/universityDisabilityServicesThis arm of thecollege/universityhelps studentsreceive theiraccommodationsaccording to theirpsychologicalevaluationsTimeManagementThis refers to how astudent managestheir time by listingand prioritizing theirresponsibilities.Success in this areais important tostudent success.ScholarshipsThis is moneyreceived by thestudent to help offsetthe cost of college -often for academic,leadership or athleticachievement - andalso by applicationGraduationRequirementsThis is the list ofrequired coursesthat a studentmust take in orderto redeive adiplomaFERPAThe FamilyEducation Rights andPrivacy Act protectsthe rights of a studentrelative to theireducation informationOffCampusHousingThis is housingobtainable bystudents whoeither choose ormust live off-campusActivityMetricThis is when you aremeasured forcompleting an"activity," rather thanto understand -Advice: LOOK forways to understandDegreeRequirementsThese are the specificcourses or areas ofstudy that a studentmust take in order toreceive a specificdegree - such as BS innursing or equinestudiesDiningHallManycolleges, butnot all, offerthis option forstudent mealsDormitoryorResidenceHallIn manyuniversities/colleges,you are assigned aroom - typicallyshared - in thisbuildingNotabilityApp withIpad andstylusThis technologyallows studentsto take digitalnotes andrecord lecturesCalendarThis tool helpsstudents plan theirlives around theirclasses, tests, papersdue, assessmentsand even jobschedulesAccommodationsThese are the specificaccommodations a studentreceives due topsychologistrecommendation - such asrecorded lectures, extratime on tests, copies ofnotes, read-aloud, privatetesting environment, etc.Letter ofAccommodationsThis is thepersonalized letteryou will receive fromDisability Services toshare with professorsregarding youraccommodationsEmergencyServices -or CampusSecurityColleges/universitiesoffer security in manyforms - it is thestudent's responsibilityto make note ofsecurity offered andutilize these services tostay safeCornellNotesThis method of note-taking puts notes inthe form of 2-columns of questionsand answers with asummary at thebottom of the pageGreekLifeManycolleges/universitiesoffer this in the formof sororities andfraternitiesCourseSyllabusThis is the "roadmap"for each class -telling assignmentdescription, duedates, contactinformation,attendance policy,office hours, etc.

Senior Skills Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. These are resources at college/universities to help students be successful, such as a Writing Center, Tutoring, or Office Hours
    Academic Resources
  2. In many colleges/university, you will be paired with a person of similar interest to room with - using the school's roommate facebook or other database
    Roommate
  3. This is the person assigned to you to help with course selection and guidance towards a major or areas of study
    Advisor
  4. Some colleges/universities offer free bus or shuttle services for students to move across campus
    Campus Transportation
  5. This policy for attending class will be posted on the syllabus. Many colleges/universities leave this policy up to the professor
    Attendance Policy
  6. This refers to the clubs, guilds, sports, etc. that students can participate in at their college/university
    Student or Campus Life
  7. This arm of the college/university helps students receive their accommodations according to their psychological evaluations
    Disability Services
  8. This refers to how a student manages their time by listing and prioritizing their responsibilities. Success in this area is important to student success.
    Time Management
  9. This is money received by the student to help offset the cost of college - often for academic, leadership or athletic achievement - and also by application
    Scholarships
  10. This is the list of required courses that a student must take in order to redeive a diploma
    Graduation Requirements
  11. The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act protects the rights of a student relative to their education information
    FERPA
  12. This is housing obtainable by students who either choose or must live off-campus
    Off Campus Housing
  13. This is when you are measured for completing an "activity," rather than to understand - Advice: LOOK for ways to understand
    Activity Metric
  14. These are the specific courses or areas of study that a student must take in order to receive a specific degree - such as BS in nursing or equine studies
    Degree Requirements
  15. Many colleges, but not all, offer this option for student meals
    Dining Hall
  16. In many universities/colleges, you are assigned a room - typically shared - in this building
    Dormitory or Residence Hall
  17. This technology allows students to take digital notes and record lectures
    Notability App with Ipad and stylus
  18. This tool helps students plan their lives around their classes, tests, papers due, assessments and even job schedules
    Calendar
  19. These are the specific accommodations a student receives due to psychologist recommendation - such as recorded lectures, extra time on tests, copies of notes, read-aloud, private testing environment, etc.
    Accommodations
  20. This is the personalized letter you will receive from Disability Services to share with professors regarding your accommodations
    Letter of Accommodations
  21. Colleges/universities offer security in many forms - it is the student's responsibility to make note of security offered and utilize these services to stay safe
    Emergency Services - or Campus Security
  22. This method of note-taking puts notes in the form of 2-columns of questions and answers with a summary at the bottom of the page
    Cornell Notes
  23. Many colleges/universities offer this in the form of sororities and fraternities
    Greek Life
  24. This is the "roadmap" for each class - telling assignment description, due dates, contact information, attendance policy, office hours, etc.
    Course Syllabus