Activitiesoutside ofacademicclasses, suchas sports andclubsExtracurricularsTheprocess ofapplying toa collegeCollegeAdmissionsFree moneygranted thatyou don't haveto work for orpay backGiftAidThe position of astudent or trainee whoworks in anorganization,sometimes without pay,in order to gain workexperience or satisfyrequirements for aqualificationInternshipCompleterecord of youracademicachievementsin high schoolHighSchoolTranscriptharderclasses thatcan give youcollegecreditAPCoursesA position whereyou learn bypracticalexperience underskilled workers atrade or artApprenticeshipThe amount ofmoney youmake the firstyear of yourcareer in a newprofessionStartingSalaryA non-degreeprogram thatprovides short-term trainingthat can lead toemploymentCertificateProgramthe averageof all thegradesyou've gottenin schoolGPAA letter written by ateacher or a bosssent to the collegeyou are applying to,highlighting why youshould get acceptedRecommendationLetterSchool thatteaches skillsdirectly related tospecific jobs,usually those thatare hands-onTradeSchoolMoneychargedto attenda schoolTuitionThe amount ofmoney that is inthe middle of thepayscale forpeople doingthat jobMedianSalaryLoansfunded byprivatelenders likebanksPrivateLoanSchoolsprimarilyfunded by astategovernmentPublicCollegeClassesyou takein schoolCoursesMoneyawarded onmerit, suchas academicsor athleticsScholarshipA document thatsums up your skills,experiences, andaccomplishments soa potential employercan decide if you area right fit for the jobResumeAn independentschool that setsits own policiesand goals, andis privatelyfundedPrivateCollegeMoney givenby thegovernment,awarded onfinancial needGrantAn essay you writeabout yourself thathighlights why youshould be acceptedinto the college youare applying toCollegeEssayLoansfunded bythegovernmentFederalLoanA qualificationgiven by acollege/universityto show thecompletion of acourse of studyDegreeA certificateawarded by aschool to showthat someone hassuccessfullycompleted acourse of studyDiplomaActivitiesoutside ofacademicclasses, suchas sports andclubsExtracurricularsTheprocess ofapplying toa collegeCollegeAdmissionsFree moneygranted thatyou don't haveto work for orpay backGiftAidThe position of astudent or trainee whoworks in anorganization,sometimes without pay,in order to gain workexperience or satisfyrequirements for aqualificationInternshipCompleterecord of youracademicachievementsin high schoolHighSchoolTranscriptharderclasses thatcan give youcollegecreditAPCoursesA position whereyou learn bypracticalexperience underskilled workers atrade or artApprenticeshipThe amount ofmoney youmake the firstyear of yourcareer in a newprofessionStartingSalaryA non-degreeprogram thatprovides short-term trainingthat can lead toemploymentCertificateProgramthe averageof all thegradesyou've gottenin schoolGPAA letter written by ateacher or a bosssent to the collegeyou are applying to,highlighting why youshould get acceptedRecommendationLetterSchool thatteaches skillsdirectly related tospecific jobs,usually those thatare hands-onTradeSchoolMoneychargedto attenda schoolTuitionThe amount ofmoney that is inthe middle of thepayscale forpeople doingthat jobMedianSalaryLoansfunded byprivatelenders likebanksPrivateLoanSchoolsprimarilyfunded by astategovernmentPublicCollegeClassesyou takein schoolCoursesMoneyawarded onmerit, suchas academicsor athleticsScholarshipA document thatsums up your skills,experiences, andaccomplishments soa potential employercan decide if you area right fit for the jobResumeAn independentschool that setsits own policiesand goals, andis privatelyfundedPrivateCollegeMoney givenby thegovernment,awarded onfinancial needGrantAn essay you writeabout yourself thathighlights why youshould be acceptedinto the college youare applying toCollegeEssayLoansfunded bythegovernmentFederalLoanA qualificationgiven by acollege/universityto show thecompletion of acourse of studyDegreeA certificateawarded by aschool to showthat someone hassuccessfullycompleted acourse of studyDiploma

Prepare for Success & Life After High School - 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. Extracurriculars
    Activities outside of academic classes, such as sports and clubs
  2. College Admissions
    The process of applying to a college
  3. Gift Aid
    Free money granted that you don't have to work for or pay back
  4. Internship
    The position of a student or trainee who works in an organization, sometimes without pay, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification
  5. High School Transcript
    Complete record of your academic achievements in high school
  6. AP Courses
    harder classes that can give you college credit
  7. Apprenticeship
    A position where you learn by practical experience under skilled workers a trade or art
  8. Starting Salary
    The amount of money you make the first year of your career in a new profession
  9. Certificate Program
    A non-degree program that provides short-term training that can lead to employment
  10. GPA
    the average of all the grades you've gotten in school
  11. Recommendation Letter
    A letter written by a teacher or a boss sent to the college you are applying to, highlighting why you should get accepted
  12. Trade School
    School that teaches skills directly related to specific jobs, usually those that are hands-on
  13. Tuition
    Money charged to attend a school
  14. Median Salary
    The amount of money that is in the middle of the payscale for people doing that job
  15. Private Loan
    Loans funded by private lenders like banks
  16. Public College
    Schools primarily funded by a state government
  17. Courses
    Classes you take in school
  18. Scholarship
    Money awarded on merit, such as academics or athletics
  19. Resume
    A document that sums up your skills, experiences, and accomplishments so a potential employer can decide if you are a right fit for the job
  20. Private College
    An independent school that sets its own policies and goals, and is privately funded
  21. Grant
    Money given by the government, awarded on financial need
  22. College Essay
    An essay you write about yourself that highlights why you should be accepted into the college you are applying to
  23. Federal Loan
    Loans funded by the government
  24. Degree
    A qualification given by a college/university to show the completion of a course of study
  25. Diploma
    A certificate awarded by a school to show that someone has successfully completed a course of study