(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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When seeking help
in deciding where
to attend college,
who can be of help
at your high
school?
Scholarships
should never
charge an
application fee...
True or False
I can only apply to
one school at a
time…
True or False?
What is the
University of
Michigan’s
Mascot?
ACT stands for
What form do
students fill out
before college to
obtain federal
student aid?
What is the name
of two colleges or
universities?
Your freshman year of college won't affect you
True or False?
There are tutors
available in college
as there was in
high school…
True or False?
What is a Work‐
Study program?
What is one way to
pay for college?
I need to figure out
my exact career
path before going
to college...
True or False?
What is a
fraternity or a
sorority?
Scholarships are
only available for
athletes or
students who excel
in academics...
True or False?
What is one way to
get involved on a
college campus?
Over a lifetime,
how much more
money will an
individual with a
bachelor’s degree,
compared to a
high school
degree?
What SAT Score is needed for most colleges?
What ACT Score is needed for most colleges?
SAT stands for
The FAFSA can
only be completed
via paper…
True or False
Other than 4‐year
colleges and
universities, what
other higher
education options
are there?
How many years
does it generally
take to earn a
Bachelor’s degree
(B.A. or B.S.)?
What are Michigan
State University’s
school colors?
What does FAFSA
stand for?
Who on a college
campus should you
go to when
deciding on what
major or classes to
take?
What does a
Resident Assistant
(RA) do?
I cannot attend
college because
my family cannot
afford it...
True or False?
What are ways for
high school
students to start
earning college
credit?